Originally posted by: Chaotic42
There is no speed limit on the interstates in Montana during the day (or is it night?).
Also, above legal speeds are needed for emergencies.
That opens up a whole new can of worms.Originally posted by: isekii
cuz the individual towns and states won't make any money.
Wrong. Montana tried that, but they went back to a set limit of 80 mph on interstates and 75 mph on state routes. It seems they had too many people trying to argue that going 120mph on a crowded road was "reasonable and prudent".Originally posted by: Chaotic42
There is no speed limit on the interstates in Montana during the day (or is it night?).
Also, above legal speeds are needed for emergencies.
You will note that my post contained specific information instead of just saying that the person was wrong.Originally posted by: allisolm
Wow! This place is beginning to look like FatWallet (and that is NOT a compliment.)
There is no speed limit on the interstates in Montana during the day (or is it night?).
jester79 said "Unfortunately, Montana has speed limits again..."
Alkemyst said "There are now I believe."
TheBoyBlunder said "I think they actually have a legal speed limit now..."
Zenmervolt said "Wrong. Montana tried that, but they went back to a set limit of 80 mph on interstates and 75 mph on state routes."
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Originally posted by: thraxes
In the United Arab Emirates cars have a warning chime when you pass 120 KpH.
So in some places of the world it is already a fact.
Originally posted by: allisolm
Wow! This place is beginning to look like FatWallet (and that is NOT a compliment.)
There is no speed limit on the interstates in Montana during the day (or is it night?).
jester79 said "Unfortunately, Montana has speed limits again..."
Alkemyst said "There are now I believe."
TheBoyBlunder said "I think they actually have a legal speed limit now..."
Zenmervolt said "Wrong. Montana tried that, but they went back to a set limit of 80 mph on interstates and 75 mph on state routes."
mumble, grumble, READING SKILLS, mumble, mumble, ATTENTION SPAN, mumble, mumble, MTV, mumble, PUBLIC SCHOOLS, grumble, mumble, RAP MUSIC, mumble, mumble, KIDS TODAY, mumble...![]()
Originally posted by: alkemyst
Originally posted by: allisolm
Wow! This place is beginning to look like FatWallet (and that is NOT a compliment.)
There is no speed limit on the interstates in Montana during the day (or is it night?).
jester79 said "Unfortunately, Montana has speed limits again..."
Alkemyst said "There are now I believe."
TheBoyBlunder said "I think they actually have a legal speed limit now..."
Zenmervolt said "Wrong. Montana tried that, but they went back to a set limit of 80 mph on interstates and 75 mph on state routes."
mumble, grumble, READING SKILLS, mumble, mumble, ATTENTION SPAN, mumble, mumble, MTV, mumble, PUBLIC SCHOOLS, grumble, mumble, RAP MUSIC, mumble, mumble, KIDS TODAY, mumble...![]()
for the a$$munches so there is no debate as to what is meant by there are speed limits in Montana now....Thank you for your order, please pull forward.
Originally posted by: shuttleteam
They will take the comcast approach.
Buy all the hp and handling you want, pay for it dearly if you use it!
A transponder system will report the driver's habits in detail to law enforcement agencies and CLUE for insurance purposes. This data will determine how much the driver pays for tags, title fees and insurance. If their max speed is really up there, their insurance could be (read will be) cancelled.
If the "electrically inclined" user attempts to defeat the system, the ECU disables their vehicle instantly and they have to get a tow and pay outrageous fines to have the system reset and would have a probation period determined by their files.
Cheers!
Originally posted by: hahher
speed limits are advocated for public safety. speeding is illegal. why aren't cars sold with speed limits set in? since speed limits vary, at least the highest speed limit in the nation could be set as the maximum (80mph?)
either that or get rid of speed limits all together.
or keep things the way they are for the money
Heaven help you if you emergency brake and hit a deer...this is a BAD idea----^
And the reason people buy fast cars isn't just to speed, it's because they have better acceleration, braking, and handling. There are (some) sports car owners who don't speed at all, but do autocross or something similar, and also enjoy the added safety provided by driving a car that can perform.
Of course, most people throw away that added safety by driving their high-performance car closer to the limit of its performance than their econobox.