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Originally Posted by theDreamer There are already roads in Texas which allow 80mph, also this law might not allow 18 wheelers to right to travel at those speeds. Many Interstates

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Old 06-07-2012, 07:39 PM   #7 (permalink)
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There are already roads in Texas which allow 80mph, also this law might not allow 18 wheelers to right to travel at those speeds. Many Interstates have two speed signs, 70+mph for passenger vehicles and 65mph for 18 wheelers.
I drive 130 daily at 80 MPH and there is no separate speed limit for big rigs. They raised from 70 to 75 and now 80 in an effort to attract more drivers and rigs to 130 and off of I35.
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