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It's unfortunate sentence construction on my part. I think it's the opposite; somehow toy drones are regulated to have geofenced no-fly-zones but cars can accel
by stefan_ 6y ago
It's unfortunate sentence construction on my part. I think it's the opposite; somehow toy drones are regulated to have geofenced no-fly-zones but cars can accelerate to 100mph and beyond in cities.
- hansvm 6y agoNot your point, but 100mph can be problematic. As far as MN is concerned for example, 99 in a 15 yields a small fine that you can attempt to fight, and 100 in a 95 anywhere (not just in the state's borders) yields an automatic license revocation without possibility of trial.