Speed limits not divisible by 5

[dgolub]

This parody of "Let It Go" from the Disney movie "Frozen" about traffic conditions during the winter is hilarious.  Well, if you put aside the fact that the traffic reporter really doesn't have the voice to do this song...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sTuwwZEAL-s

[Big John]

At 2:28, a SPEED LIMIT 31 sign?

[dgolub]

At 2:28, a SPEED LIMIT 31 sign?

Yes, apparently he has magical powers that can make speed limits drop to odd numbers.

[roadfro]

That was entertaining.

He has done other parodies through a "Dance Party Friday" traffic report segment, for a few years now.

[hotdogPi]

At 2:28, a SPEED LIMIT 31 sign?

Yes, apparently he has magical powers that can make speed limits drop to odd numbers.

35, a completely standard speed limit, is also odd.

[SD Mapman]

At 2:28, a SPEED LIMIT 31 sign?

There's a speed limit 23 sign about two miles from my house.

[getemngo]

Yay, topic derailed! This has been done before, but only in metric.

Fifth Third Ballpark (the Michigan one) used to have SPEED LIMIT 17 signs in its parking lot. And Michigan weigh stations have a posted speed limit of 3.

[JMoses24]

This is in my hometown of Cincinnati. I didn't have to look at the YouTube link to know who and what it was. Bob Herzog is hilarious in person as well, I have had opportunity to meet him and be on TV with him.

[tdindy88]

Odd-numbered speed limits never bothered me anyway!

[dgolub]

At 2:28, a SPEED LIMIT 31 sign?

Yes, apparently he has magical powers that can make speed limits drop to odd numbers.

35, a completely standard speed limit, is also odd.

Sorry about the ambiguity.  I meant odd in the sense of unusual, not in the sense of not divisible by 2.

[getemngo]

This came up in another topic, and there don't seem to be any old threads on it except for one dealing with English/metric conversions.

Found this on Reddit:

[US 41]

This is in Clinton, IN.

[1995hoo]

I don't have a picture of a sign, but during my years at Duke in the 1990s the speed limit on James Street in Durham (posted on standard signs) was 27 mph.

[US 41]

It seems like I've seen this topic on here before, but it's still an interesting topic. I think I saw a news story about a town lowering their speed limit from 35 to 34 to try to get driver's attentions and to attempt to slow down traffic.

[getemngo]

It seems like I've seen this topic on here before, but it's still an interesting topic.

Yeah, I'm an idiot. It's at "Unusual speed limits". Couldn't find it last night or before I made the topic, so of course I find it later.

[jbnv]

I've seen Speed Limit 7 and Speed Limit 21 at casino complexes.

[signalman]

When I was in high school, a friend of mine spent summers at a lake community.  All the roads within the community had a posted limit of 12.  All of the signs were standard (size and font) speed limit signs too.

[Road Hog]

Speed limit on Ole Miss campus is 18 mph in honor of Archie Manning.

[hotdogPi]

The first post is not even about speed limits!

[getemngo]

The first post is not even about speed limits!

This topic was formed by two different topics that were merged.

[US 41]

Some speed limits I found on google images that aren't divisible by 0 or 5.

[hotdogPi]

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[agentsteel53]

aren't divisible by 0

please find me a speed limit that is divisible by 0.

[PHLBOS]

No GSVs available for the below:

At the GE Aviation plant facility in Lynn, MA; there were (not sure if they're still there) SPEED LIMIT 19 signs posted along the property and parking lots.

At the Hershey Mills Development in East Goshen, PA (Chester County); the posted speed limit (brown wooden signs w/red lettering) is 27 mph.

[Zeffy]

Some speed limits I found on google images that aren't divisible by 0 or 5.

This looks fake.

At the Hershey Mills Development in East Goshen, PA (Chester County); the posted speed limit (brown wooden signs w/red lettering) is 27 mph.

Red lettering on a brown background? That sounds nasty.