Reality: It very often is not possible to pass safely with out exceeding the limit, the book says if you have to speed you should not pass.
The fact that we often do exceed the limit to safely pass, and the Police look the other way (if it is by a minor amount, and the pass is made safely) is immaterial. They can ticket you for exceeding the posted limit at any time.
False. Even when overtaking another vehicle, you are still bound by the speed limit of that road, and can be issued a citation for speeding during the course of overtaking another vehicle.
False!
yes
The law states that you cannot exceed the posted speed limit.
You should not exceed the posted speed limit on residential streets. Deaths from the typhoon were expected to exceed those from the previous storm.
yes
It has ALWAYS been against the law to exceed the posted speed limit. They don't need a new, seperate, law to enforce it.
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I believe a mooring post is called a bitt. According to Wiktionary the word is always plural! I posted a definition for Bitts from Wiktionary!!
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In general the answer is, technically, no, you may not. However if you are passing a slower moving vehicle it would be considered 'lawful' to exceed the limit to pass the slower moving vehicle and then immediately return to the posted limit once it was passed.
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