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5/7/2013 4:25:55 PM
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So this road is wide like an interstate highway? And it's empty? There's multiple highways in my state with a speed limit of 70. These highways also have constant traffic.
So if it's deemed safe for me to go 70 on a highway with traffic then is it irresponsible for me to go 70 on a highway with no traffic?
The answer to your question is context dependent.
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OP has to define speeding. Because running 70mph in a 60 is something even soccer moms will do. I answered this topic assuming 100mph or over.
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Good point, I never mentioned the actual speed. Yes, for argument's sake we'll say you're doing 100mph on a 60mph road.
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Imagine it's a relatively flat country road, running through unused farmland. The road is a typical two-lane setup, with a lane for oncoming and a lane for you. In that respect, yes I can see how doing 70 is far safer than on the motorway, or even 80 when you consider most people actually go that fast here in the UK anyway.
