There are 425 highway signs in Virginia that proudly proclaim "Speed limit enforced by aircraft," and they're all lying.
State police spokeswoman Corinne Geller says her department hasn't aerially enforced the speed limit for more than five years.
Geller says enforcing speed limits from the sky takes a lot of resources. She says the Cessna planes used by the program cost $150 per hour to operate, in addition to pilots, training, computer software, troopers and cars on the ground. Click here for more details from News 2