Guess the speed limit challenge

[CovalenceSTU]

45 mph

Correct! Alt Hwy 101/OR-104S, Warrenton, OR

[MATraveler128]

Here's the next one.

[Hunty2022]

40 mph?

[MATraveler128]

40 mph?

Nope

[MultiMillionMiler]

35 mph

[algorerhythms]

55

[MATraveler128]

55

Spot on. This is MA 9 in Gosham, MA.

[MultiMillionMiler]

I never understood how undivided 1 lane roads like that are 55 mph. That's a 120 mph closing speed if you accidentally drift over the line.

[kirbykart]

I never understood how undivided 1 lane roads like that are 55 mph. That's a 120 mph closing speed if you accidentally drift over the line.

Says the guy who complains about slow speed limits on Long Island.

[MultiMillionMiler]

I never understood how undivided 1 lane roads like that are 55 mph. That's a 120 mph closing speed if you accidentally drift over the line.

Says the guy who complains about slow speed limits on Long Island.

That supports my complaint. The fact that limited access freeways are as low as 55 mph, yet undivided routes are as high as 55 mph. They should be lower than expressways and parkway, not the same, or the limited access highways should have higher speed limits. Plenty of 55 mph 2 lane roads like that in Long Island. That doesn't contradict ny compliant LOL.

[algorerhythms]

km/h

[kirbykart]

70 km/h

[algorerhythms]

Nope.

[cockroachking]

40 km/h?

[MultiMillionMiler]

30 km/h

[algorerhythms]

40 km/h?

Yes. It's Wellington Street in London, Ontario.

[sprjus4]

I never understood how undivided 1 lane roads like that are 55 mph. That's a 120 mph closing speed if you accidentally drift over the line.

Try a 75 mph speed limit on a two-lane road.

[algorerhythms]

I never understood how undivided 1 lane roads like that are 55 mph. That's a 120 mph closing speed if you accidentally drift over the line.

Try a 75 mph speed limit on a two-lane road.

That's pretty much the standard in rural Texas.

[cockroachking]

Next up, in mph:

[CoreySamson]

I never understood how undivided 1 lane roads like that are 55 mph. That's a 120 mph closing speed if you accidentally drift over the line.

Try a 75 mph speed limit on a two-lane road.

That's pretty much the standard in rural Texas.

Page 99 of this thread has a good one if I do say so myself.

[MATraveler128]

For the current picture, 40 mph

[plain]

55 mph

[MultiMillionMiler]

35 mph

[jon12791]

Next up, in mph:

45 mph?

[cockroachking]

55 mph

55 is correct, on NY-346 in Petersburgh.