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mowermech wrote:
Why 20 MPH? Well, probably because that is what most state Braking Performance Laws (and the Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards) specify in the test parameters.

Refer to the Code of Virginia 46.2-880

seems like a useless test to me. 20 mph works in a school zone. :)
bumpy

checked out Code of Virginia 46.2-880. can somebody explain what that bunch of gobbledygoop says/means?
bumpy

Montana's Braking Performance Law (MCA 61-9-312) is quite simply stated.
I have no idea what the Virginia Legislature had in mind when they passed 46.2-880. It sure does contain a lot of information, though!

mowermech wrote:
Montana's Braking Performance Law (MCA 61-9-312) is quite simply stated.
I have no idea what the Virginia Legislature had in mind when they passed 46.2-880. It sure does contain a lot of information, though!

I googled that number and just got a page full of scattered numbers. but I question if VA legislature has a mind. :)

but (just guessing here) that these state performance laws merely state that the unit must be able to brake to a stop in x ft at x mph? really has no relationship as to how much the toad needs to add if any, just covers the entire unit? but a stop from 20 mph seems to me to be a joke, at 20 mph I consider myself to be virtually stopped already. :)
bumpy