25 mph is a very outdated number. You have every right to complain about people exceeding 45 mph but if you are getting upset at 35-40 mph you need to grow up and join the 21st century

Then common sense says that the traffic commission has no common sense, or they would change it. Tell them your 21 century thoughts....

Clearly J has no idea how the real world works. Speed limits have been kept artificially low as a source of revenue generation for years. If the limits had been kept up to date with auto technology the amount of speeding ticket frequency and severity (the more over the limit you are the more expensive the ticket) would plummet. This means that city and state revenue also falls. If you are so naive that you think 25 mph is appropriate simply because it has not been changed then Ive got some bridges to sell you. Next time try to have a basic understanding of government before you post such a blatantly uninformed statement. Clearly you will be easy to spot on the roads because you always go 24 mph on residential streets. What a rube.

They filter out a 4-letter word that begins with a 'P' and ends with a double 'S'? What is vulgar about a synonym for urine? Someone has potty-training issues.

I would like to see a cop lurking around here between 12:30 and 1:30 in the morning when the barflies head home driving 15-20 miles per hour OVER the speed limit

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