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guestt @ Jun 1st 2007 2:14PM
Its the speed "limit" for a reason. The speed limit, say if its 65 MPH, is 65 MPH. Its not 5 MPH over 65 or 1 MPH over 65, its 65 MPH max. Its just that Americans are such lousy drivers (I'll shamefully admit that I am an American driver, but proudly admit that I've yet to get a moving violation ticket) and they always try to bend the rules.
It's illegal to go over the speed limit. Just like its illegal to snort cocaine. Even if you just do a tiny bit, its still illegal. Of course if its impossible to not impede the flow of traffic then you must speed but that doesn't mean you can go 20 over the limit.