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Originally Posted by Switter
I also noticed that about these rural roads. SE Hwy 42 and 475 on the west side of 301 are two good examples. They are 55 miles an hour, have driveways coming out everywhere, and no shoulders. I rarely ever drive 55 miles an hour on these roads and I'm not a slower driver. In fact, I rarely ever have anybody riding my butt when I'm doing 10 miles under the speed limit, so a lot of people must feel the same way.
I am OK with the speed limits in the villages. I've been here 2 1/2 years and I am beginning to instinctively know that it takes longer to go somewhere because of the speed limits.
Buena Vista could probably easily handle 45 miles an hour since there's no golf carts allowed, same with El Camino Real, but then everybody would be driving 60 miles an hour.
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Unfortunately, "street legal" golf carts ARE allowed, which is why I believe the speed limit was purposely set low at 35 on those roads.