Eleven miles is a pretty common distance for a commute. It can get you from one side of a small city to the other, or partway across a larger city. Depending on what time of day you’re driving it, and what type of road you’re on, eleven miles can be either a quick clip or …
Twelve miles is a pretty common city-bound drive. In smaller cities, it can get you from one side to the other, and, in many larger cities, if you’re starting from the center, it can get you just about anywhere on the outskirts you want to go. (Even in a city like Los Angeles, twelve miles …
Fifteen miles is an in-between kind of drive length. It can take you across a single city or in between cities. At the very least, it can get you from many city centers into its suburbs. So, just how long does it take to drive 15 miles? It really depends on when and where you’re …
They say everything is bigger in Texas. Is everything just a little bit faster, too? Maybe not, but Texas DOES hold the distinction of having the highest speed limit in the country. This top speed limit occurs on a single toll road in the state, and doesn’t last for very long. Texas’s 85 MPH Speed …
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If you’re driving through Nevada, you need to know the state’s speed limits. Like other states in the U.S., Nevada has multiple statutory speed limits which dictate the maximum speeds on different types of roads. These speed limits are also known as prima facie speed limits. While speed limits should be posted when you’re driving …
