Well, I personally use the phrase cash a check to mean that I'm taking a check to the bank to get the amount in cash. Others probably use it interchangably to mean deposit a check, which I'd say means taking a check to the bank with the intent to deposit it (either in full or partially) into an account. YMMV.
Advisory speed signs have a great advantage over speed limit signs: Rather than being based on decisions of governmental agencies, the numbers on advisory speed signs are to be based on a law of physics. This is the law stating that a moving object will continue in the same direction unless acted upon by an outside force.
North Carolina has an absolute speed limit law. This means that a driver cannot argue a speeding ticket on the basis that they were traveling safely despite exceeding the speed limit. A driver may, however, choose to go to court and claim their innocence based upon one of the following: 1  The driver may oppose the determination of speed. 2  A driver may claim that an emergency situation caused the driver to break the speed limit in order to prevent injury or damage to themselves or others.