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My objection to that is that the "natural" speed may not be taking into account unexpected conditions. For example, it may drive by a school or playground and
by SketchySeaBeast 4y ago
My objection to that is that the "natural" speed may not be taking into account unexpected conditions. For example, it may drive by a school or playground and the speed limit is there because of the danger of children running out. The "natural" speed isn't going to take that into account.
- IceyEC 4y agoThe correct solution here is road engineering so that the natural speed of the road is slower, rather than artificially slowing down traffic via a posted limit. This can be done by adding curves or thinning the road