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Why do you think more people are breaking the speed limits than 30 years ago?
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∙ 10y ago
because before that was breaking the law but Einstein fight for us we are now able to beat the world record
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Speed limits are needed , because if we didn't have them then people would be having accidents all over the place and people would go whatever speed they wanted to and that could be very dangerous. There are many people in the world today that are in a big rush and don't take other people into consideration, and they drive very fast, and they cut you off , pull out in front if you and many other things. I think speed limits are one thing that we can control.
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Standard(s) are the recommended status for the community or country. Policy are rules and should be followed by the community or country. It might help to think of them in terms of automobile speed limits. The policy (or law) might say that drivers must adhere to posted speed limits. This is enforceable and you will be penalized if you are caught disobeying them. A standard (a clarification of the policy/law) would state that the speed limit is 65 mph on major highways, 25 mph through residential areas, and speed limits are posted on white rectangular signs with black lettering. A guideline might say that dangerous curves have recommended speed limits posted on yellow diagonal signs with black lettering. These are strong suggestions, but you will not be ticketed if you exceed them.
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