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Either because the driver is in a hurry and thinks he can get away with it, or the driver enjoys going faster than the speed limit and doesn't think he'll get caught and/or doesnt care if he does, or the driver isn't paying attention to the posted limit or was unable to see it due to weather or circumstances. It could also be that the motorist might be in a rush or they are just trying to be all cool and gangster and they think its all right to speed just to be like a show off.
It also may be because a government agencys makes the speed limit too low and drivers are forced to spend long hours driving.
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Should cars have speed limits?
Yeah... People need speed limits to know the correct speed to drive, some people may argue that people will know what speed they should drive at, but what about people who are new?
Did all 50 states raise speed limit in 1987?
No, not all 50 states raised the speed limit in 1987. The increase in speed limits was the result of the National Maximum Speed Law being repealed in that year, allowing states to set their own speed limits. Some states did choose to raise their speed limits, but not all 50 states implemented higher speed limits in 1987.
Which state recently increased some of its highway speed limits to 85 mph?
Texas
What is the speed limit of all roads in Singapore?
I think it is 70 km/h as i don't drive but some expressway have different speed limits, some 50, 70 or 90 (slow but for Singapore which from west to east it is less than 70km it is good enough)
What is German's superhighway?
The Autobahn is Germany's superhighway system known for its high-speed limits and efficient design. It is a network of controlled-access highways without a general speed limit, though some sections do have advisory speed limits for safety.
What are the advantages and disadvantages of speed limits?
Advantages of speed limits include improved road safety by reducing the risk of accidents and fatalities, better traffic flow and reduced congestion. Speed limits also help in reducing fuel consumption and emissions. Disadvantages include potential frustration for drivers, longer travel times, and difficulty in enforcement. Additionally, some argue that speed limits are set too low and can impede the flow of traffic.
Is British roadway speed mph or kph?
In the UK, speed limits are typically measured in miles per hour (mph). However, some signs may also display speed limits in kilometers per hour (kph) to cater to international drivers.
Ohio speed limits on dead end streets in city limits?
well to be safe the speed limits on a dead end street should be around 45 to 60mph just to be safe. if there is some one who couldent tell that the road ends without a oulet they shouldn't be speeding anywayse
Why cant sat navs tell us the speed limits on roads?
Actually, some GPS systems will do that.
What is Europe's speed limit per hour?
Different countries in Europe have different laws governing road use. Furthermore, within each country, there are different laws for different types of roads. Also, the speed limits on some roads, in some countries are also adjusted according to the weather (lower speed limits in rain, for example).
Why are speed limits so low?
Speed limits are based on safety, not entertainment, and many factors contribute to setting a speed limit. Residential areas, business areas and school areas all have reduced speeds because of the likelihood that a pedestrian could be hit or killed, and to allow for congestion. Freeways and interstates have higher limits because access is limited and usually moves in one direction only, making driving safer. Some people believe that governments lower speed limits to raise revenue and do not focus on safety.
What are some good reasons of the Louisiana Purchase?
it was cheap and a good deal
