Did you mean 95? that's how fast he said I was going. (And how fast I have gone in the past, during rush hour.)
Speeds in the east coast are typically 65MPH. Since the average traffic travels about 15MPH over the speed limit, I regularly travel between 75 and 80MPH.
Montana speed limits go up to 75MPH, and areas of Wyoming don't have limits: they have indications of "Go as fast as is Reasonable". Since there's no cars in Wyoming, this works fine.
When I drove through montana, on an empty straight 4 lane highway at 4am, I hit 110 going down a hill, at which point the engine automatically turned off the accelerator.
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Date: 2006-01-27 09:35 pm (UTC)Speeds in the east coast are typically 65MPH. Since the average traffic travels about 15MPH over the speed limit, I regularly travel between 75 and 80MPH.
Montana speed limits go up to 75MPH, and areas of Wyoming don't have limits: they have indications of "Go as fast as is Reasonable". Since there's no cars in Wyoming, this works fine.
When I drove through montana, on an empty straight 4 lane highway at 4am, I hit 110 going down a hill, at which point the engine automatically turned off the accelerator.