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Old Posted Sep 26, 2018, 4:55 AM
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Originally Posted by wave46 View Post
People tend to drive quickly on roads that are designed for high-speed travel and are not congested.

I believe that most new sections of 400-series highways are engineered for 130 km/h.

There is simply limitations to the physics of high speeds (more specifically: deceleration from those speeds), regardless of the engineering of highways and automobiles.
I remember back in the 1990s, the Harris PC government at that time did a review of speed limits on 400 series highways. I'm pretty sure that most of those highway were designed for 120 km/h. They obviously decided against changing the limits as studies had recently come out showing Ontario's highways to be the safest in North America.
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