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Higher speed limits make sense in big states with wide-open, rural stretches between towns. When I was in Montana, you had to drive 85 on the highway if you wanted

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Old 04-09-2011, 05:27 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Higher speed limits make sense in big states with wide-open, rural stretches between towns.
When I was in Montana, you had to drive 85 on the highway if you wanted to get to the next town in less than an hour!

I don't see how higher speed limits would be a good idea in a congested state like NJ, though.
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most of us are already doing 80 where conditions allow..
so there giving us 5 more mph!
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Higher speed limits make sense in big states with wide-open, rural stretches between towns.
When I was in Montana, you had to drive 85 on the highway if you wanted to get to the next town in less than an hour!

I don't see how higher speed limits would be a good idea in a congested state like NJ, though.
A lot of people are already driving that fast there anyway, especially on the NJ turnpike. Of course this would just give them reason to drive faster
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