To: USFRIENDINVICTORIA
The TTC would have had a separation between lanes for heavy trucks, and those for lighter vehicles. I wouldnt want to be on a highway, where semis travel at 85 mph, on all sides of me.
Semis? Try a lot of drivers in general. 85 mph means a lot of them will be doing 90+. I've driven a lot of the 80mph areas in West Texas and even in a well-engineered car, I didn't feel safe because of others around me, especially those with just a few fingers on the steering wheel yapping away on their cell phones.
And then there is the Mexico traffic.
To: af_vet_rr
Texans here in the Panhandle run 75 or 80 all the time. I-40 west in New Mexico is 75 mph limit now so most cruise at least 85 .
Wide roads good surface an designs.
Certain areas can tolerate such speeds safely.
My experience / opinion ....
23 posted on
05/22/2011 8:31:34 PM PDT by
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