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Re: Dropped By & Somewhat Dismayed But Not Surpris
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Originally Posted by Ron
Margie & Cindy, I don't know what it is like down in the States, but in Canada, it is common knowledge that the speed limit is there yes, but safety experts & the Police say to go with the flow of traffic.
At night, or early in the morning if it is say three or four o'clock & there is no traffic around, one is also allowed to go through a red light if there is no traffic.
Besides, everyone knows that traffic fines are just revenue generators.
It isn't about safety.
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When I was a child we drove through Canada quite a bit on our way to and from Alaska. I have a fond memory, probably in the early 70's, of being on a stretch of Canadian highway that had no speed limit.
We were feeling pretty cool whizzing along at about 75 mph when all of a sudden a little Ford Falcon with an old man driving and an old women passenger went flying by at what had to have been around 100 mph. They looked so funny sitting up straight as a board in their seats flying down that highway. I remember thinking that I didn't think a little Ford Falcon could even go that fast.
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