> That.... doesn't really make any sense. I've never seen a road where opposite lanes of travel had different speed limits. Really? This is really common. Thin

> That.... doesn't really make any sense. I've never seen a road where opposite lanes of travel had different speed limits. Really? This is really common. Think about a road connecting a town and a rural area. In the half-mile adjacent to the town, the into-town direction will be limited lower to get drivers to slow down as they approach town, and the out-of-town direction will be posted at the higher rural limit.