BUFFALO, N.Y. (WGRZ) -- If you drive the Kensington Expressway to or from Downtown Buffalo, chances are you don't follow the posted speed limit, which is 50 miles per hour.

A 2-On-Your-Side investigation found that very few of the more than 100,000 drivers that travel the expressway portion of Route 33 each day, actually follow the law. We used a speed gun to track drivers' speeds and found, during one 5-minute test, the average speed was 61 miles per hour, and that included cars that were slowing down in the exit lane.

Why do drivers go so fast on the Kensington? Mostly, it's because police patrols are sometimes few and far between. During the nearly 4 hours that 2 On Your Side conducted the speed test along various positions of the 33, not a single Buffalo Police cruiser was spotted.

BUFFALO, NY - Flames broke out at a home on Goodyear Avenue around 2:30 Tuesday morning. There were quite a few problems facing the responding crews. There was a live wire down in front of the home, a fire hydrant nearby was thought to be empty and two firefighters were hurt while fighting the fire. The firefighters were taken to ECMC with injuries.

As crews attacked the flames, 43 year old Antoinette Ingram was spotted in an upstairs window. Crews pulled her to safety and she was taken to ECMC. Ingram, who is five months pregnant, suffered smoke inhalation and is currently listed in serious condition.

According to the Department of Public Works, the hydrant in question was determined to be in working order.  Now the fire department is checking to see if the water issue may have been caused by some of their own equipment.