The U.S. has been limiting vehicle speeds since 1901, when the state of Connecticut became the first to set laws regarding automotive speed. The new law set the limit at 12 mph in cities and 15 mph in ...
Speed limits aren’t designed for the sharpest drivers in the fastest cars on the clearest roads. Often, they’re actually quite the opposite. Traffic engineers routinely acknowledge that speed limits ...
Americans love driving fast cars fast. It's the mystique of white-knuckling a sports car to its limit that made the German autobahn and Paul Walker famous. An Arizona lawmaker wants to give drivers ...
A new bill proposes removing daytime speed limits on select rural Arizona highways. The proposal is inspired by Montana's mid-1990s experience with no speed limits. Proponents cite data suggesting ...
American states have a vast range of speed limits, and we may soon have our very own version of the Autobahn. Again. With some caveats. Arizona state Rep. Nick Kupper recently introduced House Bill ...
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