Converse of object

• catch: Drivers caught speeding could have their license endorsed to be valid only for driving vehicles with an ISA installed.

• reduce: These casualty reductions are the result of reducing speeding by 70 % at camera sites.

• include: Many drivers are seen taking chances, including speeding, overtaking etc⦠which under these conditions is nothing short of sheer lunacy.

• tackle: Safety cameras are a highly effective method of tackling excess speeding.

• suggest: Shortly after the election, Home Secretary David Blunkett appeared to suggest that speeding was not an important issue for the police to tackle.

• regard: Residents of Tenbury Drive expressed concern regarding speeding on the estate and consequent risk to pedestrians and children.

Adjective modifier

• excessive: I WOULD like to add my comments on the mounting concern by fellow drivers of ever-increasing excessive speeding in this country.

• inappropriate: Also backed by the police, it is hoped that the website will encourage bike riders to stop inappropriate speeding.

• excess: Safety cameras are a highly effective method of tackling excess speeding.

Modifies a noun

• motorist: In a small town in the United States, a police officer stops a speeding motorist.

• bullet: He came down on Mark like a speeding bullet ready to kill.

• ticket: Kim Collins would get a speeding ticket in built-up areas!

• offense: Speeding offenses are also dealt with by fixed penalty notice.

• conviction: Up to 2005, there have been 4.2 million speeding convictions in total, of which 2.2 million occurred in 2005.

• fine: Getting caught with a speeding fine is often not the only financial penalty you incur.

Modifying Another Word

• not: Better slow up. ' 'You're not speeding are you?

Noun used with modifier

• pit: Unfortunatly, some drivers got a little too eager, resulting in 2 pit lane speeding penalties being handed out.

• lane: Unfortunatly, some drivers got a little too eager, resulting in 2 pit lane speeding penalties being handed out.

• people: The number of people speeding has come down and there has been a significant reduction in deaths and injuries at camera sites.

Used with adjective complement

• catch: In other words, if you're caught speeding, tough.