The dystopian part is that they only do it enough to make a buck, not often enough to affect safety and definitely not often enough for their to be political wi

The dystopian part is that they only do it enough to make a buck, not often enough to affect safety and definitely not often enough for their to be political will to make the speed limits reflect reality. It's like the state equivalent of a corporation screwing some fraction of the people it does business with out of a few bucks knowing that suing doesn't make sense and they're under the threshold for a lucrative class action.