Posted Jun 30, 2016, 5:46 PM
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Join Date: Oct 2009
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120 on divided highways is about as fast as I'd go, even if there weren't limits; it's a speed I'm comfortable driving at and seems to be what most people go at. I might push to 125-130 for some stretches depending on how familiar with the land I am, but I doubt I would go much above that. (NB limits are 110 on all divided highways in the province)
As for plates, Freddy is on the TCH, so it's not uncommon to see most of the country eventually. As MonctonRad said, Manitoba and SK seem to be the rarest; Alberta is surprisingly common (due to ex-Maritimers I suspect) and BC isn't very rare. NS, NF&L and PEI are so common you don't even bat an eye; Ontario and Quebec are almost just as common.
For US state plates, Maine is the most common and the rest of New England isn't too rare. Beyond Mass and any plate is a surprise basically. Though Georgia and Florida are surprisingly common. From what I've noticed, Florida, Georgia and probably Texas are the most common non-New England US plates I see around here.
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