Would you drive 90 mph on an 80 mph speed limit road?
494128
no, I would only drive 85. In my city, the cops do not write tickets for less than 10 miles over the speed limit.
845823
the speeds are too small, so classical mechanics should be fine:\n\nthe speed of the car is 45-10 = 35mph
32759
There is a speed limit sign at the grand ole opry (Tennesee) that is 24 miles per hour. The only one I have ever seen that is not a dividend of 5.
1164012
It's a question of horsepower.  And durability.  You could sufficiently gear your car to theoretically go 60 mph at 1000 rpm, but you have to remember the amount of work being done is real - you would not be able to push the car through the air at that engine speed, never mind have sufficient power in reserve to climb a hill or accelerate.\n\nIn an ideal world, your engine would have an infinite numer of gear ratios, or be infinitely variable to some perfect power/speed ratio.\n\nThen, you would travel in a different gear depending on how much you had eaten for lunch.
952150
35-40 in a 25 mile an hour school zone is not speeding a little. Whether you can get out of this or not I would recommend you watch yourself speeding. At that speed a kid could step in front of you and you would hit them before you realized you did. I do not think that is something a 16 yr old or anyone at any age would want to have to live with. The speed limit is set for the reason of maintaining the safety of our children. The officer is allowed some leeway in estimating your rate of speed and probably you can get it knocked down to 10 over, pay the fine and quit speeding. May be one of your own family you hit.
125892
Typically, the police will allow ten miles over the posted speed limit, but not 11 over.  Generally you're fair game once you pass the 10 mile over, mark.  The courts will usually side for the driver if he or she is cited for going less than 10 miles over the posted limit. 'Excessive' in some states is twenty miles over, in others 25 over the limit; this is when the price goes up.
314424
top speed depends on the sign on the road you are driving on,most of them are 65 mph. some are 35. unless local law enforcement is not present.
76982
I think that if people followed the rules, it would be fine, even if there were speeders. There are usually four lanes of traffic on city streets and interstates. The right lane, called the driving lane, is for that, driving. The left lane, called the passing lane, is for passing slower moving cars in the right lane. Now, if pawpaw would stay in the right lane all the time, only getting out of it to get in the turning lane, the slower affic would be in one lane, the faster traffic in the other. It would be great. If you need any proof, look at the Autobahn in Germany.
1119117
at that rate by 80 you'd be rocking LOL
619804
I usually put it like this. Say I am at a fork in the road. One way is a super highway which has lots of speeding cars on it, the other is a very narrow bumpy road. The problem is that the super highway has a blind curve and just beyond the blind curve is a bridge but the bridge is out. The cars are going too fast to stop once around the blind curve, so they are going off the cliff to certain death. I know this but the people in the speeding cars don't.\n\nI feel that it is my moral responsibility to stand at the fork and try to warn people about the blind curve and the bridge being out. I try to tell them to take the slower, narrow, bumpy road because it will get them where they want to go safely. The problem is that most people don't believe me. Many just ignore me and speed along to their deaths. Some laugh at me as they continue on at break neck speed. A few stop listen and turn off onto the narrow road. Others stop get out and try to beat or kill me just for telling them something they don't want to hear.\n\nMy question is: should I continue to try to warn people even though I know they will most likely get mad at me and not listen? Or should I just get into my car and happily drive away down the narrow road and not care about the millions dying on the super highway?\n\nalso, when we are refuting and defending our faith its called apologetics. why would you not defend something that you believe in so dearly, when someone is talking bad about it. would you not say anything? it seems like you wouldnt. God bless
188140
5-7 is usually okay. That's about where I set my cruise. Only highway or freeway though! You don't want to speed in small towns or school zones!
1010748
I would, for sure.  I had an R1 MUCH faster(180's), not on a crowded highway though.  For 1 million, sure, just have an ambulence on standby for me.
1034321
not while your driving
243400
OMG!!! About 13 years ago, when I was 18, I was pulled over for going 87 in a 55 MPH zone! LOL! I had on a short dress and I must admit that I hiked it up a little more to show a little more leg.  To my surprise, it worked, I got out of the ticket...and a phone number! lol  No I did not call him!  And I did not tell my Momma either!  LOL\n\nFlashing no...flirtation...most definately...completely harmless!
1106658
About 18.5 miles per second. 66600 Mph
337044
It's a good question. Thanks to discretion though, it'll never happen. At school the other day, I jaywalked, but the Uinversity Police Officer right there didn't care. When I join the force, if I see somebody going 5 miles over the speed limit, unless they're in front of something like a school, or church, or daycare, I won't stop them, and if I do, I'd just give them a warning. \n\nTo answer your question, you wouldn't necissarily be in jail a lot, you'd just go bankrupt. The crimes committed by average citizens are really on minor law infractions, punishible by fine.
153213
You wouldn't make it.  The constant reckless driving charges for driving too slow would make you eventually loose your license.