Posted by Cockshutt Mike on June 21, 2010 at 08:04:27 from (67.142.168.20):
In Reply to: OT Speed limits posted by DeltaRed on June 20, 2010 at 23:14:10:
Delta, Old is right, it's always been that way. I've been out there 41 years and it's the same now is it was when I started driving. The thing is this, the older we get the more we notice it. I also think we notice it more now because there is a lot more traffic now. I've seen it from the view not only driving my car or pick up but from a truck drivers view and I hate to say it, but we can't blame this one on the younger generation. Got to be honest here guys and gals, one of the ones that scare me the most is the retiree's that have bought there dream camper and truck, then off they go 70-75-80-85, oh well that's another story. LOL
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