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US states rethink a long-held practice of setting speed limits based on how fast drivers travel

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US states rethink a long-held practice of setting speed limits based on how fast drivers travel

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News@lemmy.world · 1 year ago

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States rethink a long-held practice of setting speed limits based on how fast drivers travel

Road safety activists and some states are pushing to depart from a longstanding rule that sets speed limits in the United States based largely on how fast drivers actually travel.

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