It's broken because it's wrongheaded and unsafe. e.g. people blocking the left lane are demonstrably causing accidents and unsafe driving. Instead of taking an

It's broken because it's wrongheaded and unsafe. e.g. people blocking the left lane are demonstrably causing accidents and unsafe driving. Instead of taking an engineering approach, we let emotions and revenue generation dictate the limits. And that's why I'm a proud Cannonballer: it's a protest against arbitrary speed limits. Nothing like beating the Google estimate by 10 or 11 hours going cross country. And with something like 1 million miles driven, there has been 1 injury, which happened in the 70s. No multiple car crashes. And I can say that people were traveling way above the speed limit the entire time. If you want to tell me that going 100+ west of Tulsa isn't safe in a relatively modern car, I just can't even with you. Arizona? New Mexico? The speed limits there are a joke. They should be unlimited.