3 ms·
I mean yeah if you're on a pitch black highway and you can't see anything outside your headlight beams, you probably shouldn't be going 80 even if that's the sp
by burkaman 3y ago
I mean yeah if you're on a pitch black highway and you can't see anything outside your headlight beams, you probably shouldn't be going 80 even if that's the speed limit.
- bongodongobob 3y agoNo idea where you live but this is probably 99% of highways in the US. Where do you live that the highways are illuminated?
- burkaman 3y agoYou can't go 80 on most highways.
- toast0 3y agoNo street lights doesn't imply pitch black. It may imply poorly illuminated. I can't find a date, only a time, so I can't guess at lunar illumination or cloud cover. But we don't know how many other vehicles were on the road and what light they were casting. The bystander who reported witnessing the crash was within visual distance, so couldn't have been too far ahead of the MachE. It wasn't reported if there were any other vehicles. If you have enough vehicles on the road (with their lights on) lack of overhead illumination isn't too significant.
- Free-is-Freedom 3y agoCanada
- progman32 3y agoSo be it. Going 80+ at night might not be a good idea on most roads.