I dont believe there should be speed limits on highways...why not a reccomended speed and if people want to cruise at say 110? why not...who crashes on a highway anyways?
I think in california its something like 10$ for every 1 mph you're caught over the limit. Don't know if they tax you or anything but you should expect something around $350+. I think anything over 100mph is considered exhibition of speed and thats where it gets really bad. My friend got cited doing 155mph here in the bay area in his red cobra. Cop didn't catch up until a few miles later. Lucky for him he wasn't on radar so the cop had no idea of the speed. He ended up with a 80mph ticket.
lol are you serious?
**** i listen to the radio every morning and get updates on accidents, most around here are on the freeway. might be different if you lived in BFE (Bum**** Egypt, AKA middle of nowhere)
a limit-less freeway only works in europe/germany, where less people per capita drive, and even less need to use it for long distances. the autobahn is pretty empty in most spots, and the drivers who use it use common sense. plus, its alot harder on the other side of the pond to even get your license, her it seems you can get it at wal-mart. americans are horrible drivers, and most that cause the accidents shouldnt be driving anyways.
Im all for a super-freeway that only certain licensed individuals can use. then again, i think you need to retake your license test every 5 years, and after 65 it becomes every 2 years. people under 18 with their provisional are limited to 80mph (most cars can have their speed limiters reduced pretty effortless nowadays, especially in OBDII), and a required 10 hours behind the wheel training to get a license but you are limited to surface streets, to use the freeway means you need to take special class that shows you how to drive on the freeway, and a 2 hour behind the wheel and another license test. IMO this lengthy process will surely weed out the ****ty drivers who cant see or follow the rules of the road and only got licensed cause they got lucky.
people under 18 with their provisional are limited to 80mph
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