Yeah, but this is in Israel. They have speed limits. You can't drive like that. You're going over 112 miles an hour. You didn't pull over. You're going 114 miles an hour. In and out of traffic. You're going to New York? You're going to be late. Yeah, but this is in Israel. They have speed limits. You can't drive like that. >> According to the Flagler County Sheriff, Rick Staley, the driver said his reason for driving so recklessly was because there's no speed limit on the highway in Israel. While it's completely legal for a tourist to drive in Florida using their country's driver's license, they must obey all Florida traffic laws or suffer the consequences. The driver was quickly arrested and taken into the Sheriff Perry Hall Inmate Detention Facility and was released on a $150 bond.