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>It's immoral to speed excessively in way that causes needless risk of physical harm to other people. Even in jurisdictions that didn't have speeding laws (bef
by naravara 10y ago
>It's immoral to speed excessively in way that causes needless risk of physical harm to other people.
Even in jurisdictions that didn't have speeding laws (before we had a national standard) those people were still prosecuted for reckless driving. The standard speeding law is whatever is reasonable and prudent given the traffic, weather, and road conditions. It's a subjective standard that offers police a lot of leeway, but so it goes.
- username3 10y agoNormal traffic is driving up to the legal speed limit. > On the other hand, a New York judge announced that he would not convict drivers for blocking speeding traffic, People v. Ilieveski, 175 Misc. 2d 943; 670 N.Y.S.2d 1004 (Monroe County N.Y. 1998).