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Old 05-22-2015, 03:47 PM   #51 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by Bshields22 View Post
That is true!

It's a very easy argument for a stagnant speed-limit because the safety benefits will always out weight the conveniences and "my car can handle it" people. Basic human nature will always push push push. freeway speed limit changes to 85 lets say...now people are "only going 15 over still" but now its 100 when they used to only go "15 over" at 85.

I think what will begin tipping the speedlimit to go faster will be technology advancements not public opinion. When the oldest car on the road has the advancements of current MB's/Lexus/Infinity. Might be a ways away for a somewhat large high speed adoption.
Then we need to mandate safety inspections. Some jackass rolling around on bald tires or with shot brakes ruins this whole plan.
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