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Originally Posted by fatlazyless
Maybe you don't know this, but tractor-trailer drivers are required by federal law to have one state CDL driver's license, and one state medical card, and are held to higher standards by the police. A big-rig that speeds ten miles above the posted 65mph speed limit on route 93 will most definately get stopped and ticketed. How long does it take for a speeding violation to disappear from a CDL licensee? It takes 15 years. The trucker's CDL license is their job and livelihood.
A speeding trucker is an unemployed trucker!  |
I did know this, I have friends with CDLs.
My point is that I routinely see tractor trailers going 65 (the speed limit) or more on the highway, the same highway my Children are on
. Why is 65 considered safe at 5 or 6 feet away while 45 is considered fast at 150 feet? I've seen you post that 45 is fast in a boat. It's not, it's simply 45.