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The problem with setting speed limits by how fast people drive
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The Wise Drive: The Problem With Setting Speed Limits by How Fast People Drive
Q: Traffic engineers have lowered the speed limit on a road in my neighborhood to 25 mph, and a traffic study revealed the 85th percentile of 40. The speed limit should be 40 mph, since it punishes me with added time to drive 25. Is there no oversite for traffic engineers making speed limits to...
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