I agree. Going 10 over on the freeway/highway hardly matters for the most part because it's not like that 10 mph is the difference between being able to or not

I agree. Going 10 over on the freeway/highway hardly matters for the most part because it's not like that 10 mph is the difference between being able to or not able to stop if something runs out in-front of your car, you're already going at least 65 mph anyway. It's a different situation if it's a smaller road or a side-street with lots of houses around. Going 25 vs. 35 could very well be the difference between being able to stop fast enough if a kid runs out on the road.