Sentences with phrase «limits on interstate highways»

An analogy would be to post a 0.5 mile per hour speed limit on the interstate highways as a needed safety measure, and then argue that driving at 50 mph is horribly dangerous because it exceeds the recommended safe speed by a hundred-fold.

In the United States, a motorist is not over speeding if his speed is within the fifty - five and seventy - five miles per hour limit on interstate highways.

Not exact matches

A different law limits the maximum interstate highway weight to 80,000 lbs., but it only applies to tractor trailer trucks with dual axles on both the tractor and the trailer located at least 36 feet apart.

At launch, Comma software will enable cars already on the road to autonomously navigate highways and interstates, much like Tesla's autopilot feature, except Comma isn't placing a limit on how fast the vehicle can go while operating the software.

Wearing a unique red license plate, the Freightliner Inspiration will be tested autonomously on limited stretches of interstate highway in Nevada, which in 2011 became the first state to adopt regulations for robotic vehicles.

In Florida, speed limits on state highways up to the following maximums: 70 mph on Interstates, 65 mph on a four - lane divided highway outside an urban area (with a population of 5,000 or more), and 60 mph on other state highways.

ATVs may not be operated on any interstate or highway or within limits of cities of the first class.

In July 1996, Ohio's speed limits were raised to 65 mph on designated urban interstates and rural highways for passenger vehicles and commercial buses.

Speed limits are 70 MPH on some rural interstate highways.

For example, when Texas increased its speed limit from 55 mph to 70 mph, the average speed on a sampling of Texas's urban freeways and interstate highways increased substantially.