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Well you can get these Kei trucks up to ~65-70 MPH. The reason they shouldn't go on highways is that they're drastically less safe for the driver, and that thei

Well you can get these Kei trucks up to ~65-70 MPH. The reason they shouldn't go on highways is that they're drastically less safe for the driver, and that their MPG tanks since they're screaming the engine at 5k RPM or more. ie, they don't necessarily delay traffic, they just sort of exist outside of the design constraints of the vehicle.

infecto 2y ago
Not entirely true, you can get some Kei trucks up to 65-70 but not all.
- everdrive 2y ago
  I wasn't aware, thank you.
  - infecto 2y ago
    Depends on the model some of these really struggle over 40mph.