What about the part where everyone else goes 5-10mph over the limit and passes you? I see people daily who pass up hills, around curves, and floor it to pass, getting dangerously close to oncoming traffic. Here in Michigan, theres slush or ice between the lanes on 2-way highways during the winter and people slide off the road trying to pass as well. I'd much rather see people keep up with the rest of the traffic than obey the speed limit regardless, it keeps stupid/distracted drivers from putting other drivers at risk trying to pass all the time.
Why is it that so many school districts are so quick to buy expensive Micro$soft software when free (and sometimes better) alternatives exist, then turn around and complain about not having enough money?
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What about the part where everyone else goes 5-10mph over the limit and passes you? I see people daily who pass up hills, around curves, and floor it to pass, getting dangerously close to oncoming traffic. Here in Michigan, theres slush or ice between the lanes on 2-way highways during the winter and people slide off the road trying to pass as well. I'd much rather see people keep up with the rest of the traffic than obey the speed limit regardless, it keeps stupid/distracted drivers from putting other drivers at risk trying to pass all the time.
Why is it that so many school districts are so quick to buy expensive Micro$soft software when free (and sometimes better) alternatives exist, then turn around and complain about not having enough money?