Speed Limits?
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From: Port Charlotte FLORIDA
Originally Posted by rjolly87
i did read that they had a stretch of this in montana:
i couldnt figure out if it is still around or not. they called it the Montanabahn. perhaps somebody in montana can shed some light on this? :?
i couldnt figure out if it is still around or not. they called it the Montanabahn. perhaps somebody in montana can shed some light on this? :?
but here in ohio its 65 just about every where unless its construction then its 55.
or rush hr trafic then its still 65 but every one drives about 90. i love going up to cleveland during rush hr and running I 480 and I 90 at 90mph. and with an american car and you pass an import ohhhh they hate that. but whats a stock civic got on a 3800??
nothing besides a bunch of stickers.
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From: Enfield, CT
Originally Posted by jr's3800
Here in my area... The state highways go from 30 in town to 35-40-45-50-55-65... LMAO
And in other areas its like a pure speed trap...45-40-30-35-45-55 Freaky set up we have...
For the most part in the open, its 55-65... Interstates here are 70 lol... I don't think anyone in FL goes 70
And in other areas its like a pure speed trap...45-40-30-35-45-55 Freaky set up we have...
For the most part in the open, its 55-65... Interstates here are 70 lol... I don't think anyone in FL goes 70
Around here it'* pretty much 55-65 and it'* a matter of whatever you can get away with. Sports cars don't fare as well as the luxury sedans
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Originally Posted by jr's3800
I don't think anyone in FL goes 70
I was in Georgia on I-95 *.... everyone was doing 75.... We hit the florida state line " Welcome To Florida " Everyone went around me... I was alread going 80ish
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From: Robbinsdale, MN
Originally Posted by smellbird
Here in MN:
55=2 lane hwy.
65=4 lane freeway/4 lane hwy.
70=interstate.
There are a few exceptions, like going through towns/cities and some of the freeways in the Twin Cities area.
55=2 lane hwy.
65=4 lane freeway/4 lane hwy.
70=interstate.
There are a few exceptions, like going through towns/cities and some of the freeways in the Twin Cities area.
But yeah, we get to go 70 here legally. Just below 80 if you go by my rule of "No more than 10 over"
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From: _Phoenix, AZ_ _WCBF '05, '06, '07 Survivor_ ____NEBF '07 Remnant___
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75 on Interstates in non-metro areas
65 on 4-lane state highways and Interstates in populated/non-metro areas
55 in metro area and two lane state highways
75 on Interstates in non-metro areas
65 on 4-lane state highways and Interstates in populated/non-metro areas
55 in metro area and two lane state highways
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From: Climax Springs, Missouri
cities range from 15-40 or 45, then get 50 as you get on the highway, then 60 so on, most large highways are 60 or 65, all of the backroads are 55, technically even the gravel roads are 55(if a road is not marked the speed limit is 55 according to missouri law)
interstates are 70, i dont think any state in the US has a speed limit above 75.
interstates are 70, i dont think any state in the US has a speed limit above 75.
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From: Lake Forest, CA
Originally Posted by LittleHoov
interstates are 70, i dont think any state in the US has a speed limit above 75.
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Originally Posted by IO
Originally Posted by LittleHoov
interstates are 70, i dont think any state in the US has a speed limit above 75.
