60 mph is just fine.
I am returning from Glacier National Park and I will say that 60 mph is just fine. We have traveled a bit over 5000 miles of Interstate, four lane, two lane and county roads with little difficulties n...
Forum Discussion
6 western states out of 50 with over 55 mph when towing is a very small percentage like tiny and hardly registers on the richter scale. Something California residents can surely relate to.
Maybe we should bring back the double nickle (55mph max nationally) and really enforce it to the hilt and then ALL vehicles will be traveling so close to the same speed and think of the billions of barrels of oil saved each year and the far less violent collisions that will occur. A winner all the way around! I'm starting to really like the idea!I'd love to see congress pass that law. But that's because I would like to see the members of congress unemployed; and that's one sure way to make that happen.
Congress already passed the 55 mph speed limit in 1971 and like the prohibition laws people ignored them and keep driving at higher speeds or drinking as much as they wanted:):):):) So Congress repealed both laws:):):) The moral of the story is that laws should not be passed based on political arbitrariness but rather on emperical, objective, scientific data and reality plus reasonable common sense:)
Maybe we should bring back the double nickle (55mph max nationally) and really enforce it to the hilt and then ALL vehicles will be traveling so close to the same speed and think of the billions of barrels of oil saved each year and the far less violent collisions that will occur. A winner all the way around! I'm starting to really like the idea!I'd love to see congress pass that law. But that's because I would like to see the members of congress unemployed; and that's one sure way to make that happen.
Congress already passed the 55 mph speed limit in 1971 and like the prohibition laws people ignored them and keep driving at higher speeds or drinking as much as they wanted:):):):) So Congress repealed both laws:):):) The moral of the story is that laws should not be passed based on political arbitrariness but rather on emperical, objective, scientific data and reality plus reasonable common sense:)
