Posted by T in NE on December 29, 2013 at 14:11:45 from (75.239.171.59):
In Reply to: Re: OT That Taurus posted by Jiles on December 28, 2013 at 07:49:24:
I have it worked out to where I can let go of the throttle into McCook, coast past the 45 sign at 50, and be at 35 at the 35 sign. Similar going west into Indianola. Often have someone riding my bumper into town, but they are usually there before I let off the throttle anyhow.
There's a lot of places that if you stay at, or 5 under, the speed limit, the lights will stay green, but if you get over the speed limit you will trigger red lights, especially in a truck. 31 from Indianapolis to Kokomo is like that, as well as 23 south of Columbus, OH. 19 in West Virginia was like that to an extent. The Summersville cops would tend to let you have a few extra MPH at the bottom of the hill as long as you kept your speed down til it was certain the lights would not change on you.
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