In the USA the speed limit is treated like a suggestion for how fast you should be going.
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This was yesterday, someone going double the allowed speed in a city. Happens regularly. A few people get caught, but it doesn't make a difference.
I hate 25 mph zones with aggressive speed bumps that force you to do 8mph
This is kind of infuriating to watch, but I truly appreciate the history and education piece. 👍
In Denmark, 6km/h (3.7m/h for our handicap friends) costs you 1200DKK = $183 = 160EUR, so it is definitely a thing that works on everyone.
casual ableism
Please don't compare us Americans to handicap persons. Some handicap people use metric.