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You could just have dirt roads. The problem isn't the road per se it's the crazy fast cars on the road. If cars rode at 12mph like they do on dirt roads, at a
by daniel-cussen 5y ago
You could just have dirt roads. The problem isn't the road per se it's the crazy fast cars on the road. If cars rode at 12mph like they do on dirt roads, at about the speed a deer can gallop, that's like 25x less kinetic energy and if you hit a deer it'll bump and keep going.
- rascul 5y ago> If cars rode at 12mph like they do on dirt roads Cars are often driven at 40mph and faster on dirt roads around here. Bigger dirt roads would see increased speeds.
- frosted-flakes 5y agoCars frequently drive 100 km/h on dirt roads. Particularly in places like rural South Dakota, where it's almost all dirt roads.
- BXLE_1-1-BitIs1 5y agoHere in Alberta I regularly do 80-100 km/h on dirt roads where conditions allow.