Under the new penalties, people going 15 miles an hour over the speed limit will get a 30-day suspension of on-post driving privileges.
A six-month suspension for the second offense within one year and a one-year suspension for a third offense within two years.
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Anyone caught going 81 miles an hour or more anywhere on post will receive a one-year suspension.
If a service member is caught while suspended, he or she will get a five-year suspension civilians will get a two year suspension.
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Officials say it's in response to several community complaints.