They did this around my area as well. Everything that was 25mph is now 20mph. And everything that was 30mph is now is now 25mph.May as well be, buddy.
They did this around my area as well. Everything that was 25mph is now 20mph. And everything that was 30mph is now is now 25mph.May as well be, buddy.
Make it make sense, please?They did this around my area as well. Everything that was 25mph is now 20mph. And everything that was 30mph is now is now 25mph.
For “the greater good.”Make it make sense, please?
Yeah, that's the same BS we've been fed, too.For “the greater good.”
Its very similar to this. Wife and friends are public planners, from what I understand many of the decisions are based around population density and number of turnoffs/stops in an area. Might not be nationwide but certain places plan streets and laws around that; Athens, GA has a 7 lane "highway" thats has a 45 mph speed limit.At least around me it makes sense. Speed limit was 55, but as new neighborhoods keep popping up the speed limit keeps dropping.
I figure they must plan around an "idiots per 10,000 population" number. At a certain number, there will be someone so dumb that they will just walk out into traffic.
Yeah, this is nationwide on residential area roads that used to be 30mph. They haven't even installed signs across the country yet; people are just expected to know, apparently.Its very similar to this. Wife and friends are public planners, from what I understand many of the decisions are based around population density and number of turnoffs/stops in an area. Might not be nationwide but certain places plan streets and laws around that; Athens, GA has a 7 lane "highway" thats has a 45 mph speed limit.
We have a 3 lane divided highway with a posted speed limit of 55. But there's no shoulder on the left or right for cops to sit, so the left lane is 80 MPH at a minimum.Athens, GA has a 7 lane "highway" thats has a 45 mph speed limit.
How much taxpayer money did they waste on signage changes?They did this around my area as well. Everything that was 25mph is now 20mph. And everything that was 30mph is now is now 25mph.
Electricity comes from coal…mostly. We are gunna need more coal fired power plants for all these electric cars.For the conspiracy theorists, gas cars are said to be most efficient at speeds in the 45-55 mph range.
Electric cars are said to be most efficient at speeds in the 25 mph and below range.
Source is the internet
???? Everybody knows electricity comes from the government. The companies just jack the price up because they are greedy. If they would cut out the middlemen the government could supply all our electricity needs. Food is the same way.Electricity comes from coal…mostly. We are gunna need more coal fired power plants for all these electric cars.
I made this up…but it’s probably true.
Worked in the electric car industry and yep it's non-sense and BS.Electricity comes from coal…mostly. We are gunna need more coal fired power plants for all these electric cars.
I made this up…but it’s probably true.
Why do you think thats probably true?Electricity comes from coal…mostly. We are gunna need more coal fired power plants for all these electric cars.
I made this up…but it’s probably true.
We can agree that we suck at renewable energy, absolutely.Worked in the electric car industry and yep it's non-sense and BS.
U.S. ain't doing great job in renewable energy.
Gas cars and electric card both end up burning some fuel at some point in the energy process.
Your part of Alabama may be different. The Tennessee Valey Authority, which provides power for 90% of Tennessee, Alabama, Georgia, Mississippi, Kentucky, North Carolina, and Virginia derives 59% of its energy from non-carbon emission sources.Electricity comes from coal…mostly
@NotRealNameNoSir It's the people who think coal/fossil fuel isn't involved in electric cars, so they think it's a clean energy car. It's surprising so many people think that and I admit I was thinking like that when I was like 8 or 9.
Huge fan of nuclear energy…and the TVA.Your part of Alabama may be different. The Tennessee Valey Authority, which provides power for 90% of Tennessee, Alabama, Georgia, Mississippi, Kentucky, North Carolina, and Virginia derives 59% of its energy from non-carbon emission sources.
View attachment 1197179
People trying to claim Electricity is bad for the environment - while using the internet - is BS
There is a road through gulf shore’s national seashore that is 26 mph…cops will give you a ticket for doing 30 mph.Many, many moons ago (circa 1977-ish), I was working in Sault St. Marie, Michigan.
They had a posted speed limit sign on a downtown street for 12 MPH. Not 10 MPH, not 15 MPH, but for exactly 12 MPH. Wtf, the speedo in my Camaro at the time didn't even have digits that low -- no way I could even tell if I was breaking the law.
They probably hadn't changed it since both early automobiles and horses shared the road.
You can't fix stupid.
Hell, if you turn the 8 track on in a Camaro you are doing 13 MPH.Many, many moons ago (circa 1977-ish), I was working in Sault St. Marie, Michigan.
They had a posted speed limit sign on a downtown street for 12 MPH. Not 10 MPH, not 15 MPH, but for exactly 12 MPH. Wtf, the speedo in my Camaro at the time didn't even have digits that low -- no way I could even tell if I was breaking the law.
They probably hadn't changed it since both early automobiles and horses shared the road.
You can't fix stupid.
The goal is to get drivers under a specific speed. People always creep on the limit, 3-4 mph is pretty common. So if you want them to go 15 or less, you post a 12mph speed limit and their creep takes them to about 15. People are trainable, and they are also creatures of habit which can be used as well.Intentional speed traps aside, I recall reading somewhere the psychology of using an odd speed limit number is that a driver will notice it more just because it is unusual and outside the norm of what they see every day.
Never.Anyone get COVID at a convenient time?? Woke up with head and muscle aches about a week before presenting at a weeklong conference at a goddamn casino.
Still have time to get a negative test/be asymptomatic before going but will be searching the guidelines for sure.