Ontario Trucks Could Face 105 km/h Speed Limit
Limit the Limit?
As soon as I heard of this story, I knew that there has to be some clearing up from the liberal media. To start off, let us get to the basics. I have been in trucks with this device and this is how it works. Once the truck gets up to 105 km/h, then a little device kicks in and suddenly drops the speed down to 80 km/h, or however the specific machine is set. In this case, it was 80 km/h. You can automatically see the danger of this when trying to pass someone if trying to go over the speed limit. This is not to encourage illegal driving but stating the facts of the device. What is the speed limit anyway? If you are not from Southern Ontario, the speed limit for the fastest freeways is 100 km/h. So why impose a restriction to an already enforced speed limit? This is just a limit to the limit that liberals think will help make Canadians suffer through more excruciating nonesense. A similar example would be the Liberal electoral proposition to ban all handguns. There is already currently a handgun ban in Canada making honest handgun owners go through documentation and paperwork until ten minutes after they are dead just to be legal that no criminal would ever go through. This is a limit to a limit that is the same as the speed limit for trucks. Does not everyone have to abide by the speed limit or is it only truckers? I have seen truckers drive and it can only be called an art of perfection as how they drive a mammoth of a machine with the greatest of ease. They are by far the greatest drivers that the road has to offer. Why not pull over careless drivers who pull right in front of trucks or who speed? In fact, pull everyone over who speeds and you would not have this problem in the first place. My sympathies go out to the truck drivers of Ontario who have been the targets of liberal discrimination for abiding the law and being slapped with a limit to their limit.
As soon as I heard of this story, I knew that there has to be some clearing up from the liberal media. To start off, let us get to the basics. I have been in trucks with this device and this is how it works. Once the truck gets up to 105 km/h, then a little device kicks in and suddenly drops the speed down to 80 km/h, or however the specific machine is set. In this case, it was 80 km/h. You can automatically see the danger of this when trying to pass someone if trying to go over the speed limit. This is not to encourage illegal driving but stating the facts of the device. What is the speed limit anyway? If you are not from Southern Ontario, the speed limit for the fastest freeways is 100 km/h. So why impose a restriction to an already enforced speed limit? This is just a limit to the limit that liberals think will help make Canadians suffer through more excruciating nonesense. A similar example would be the Liberal electoral proposition to ban all handguns. There is already currently a handgun ban in Canada making honest handgun owners go through documentation and paperwork until ten minutes after they are dead just to be legal that no criminal would ever go through. This is a limit to a limit that is the same as the speed limit for trucks. Does not everyone have to abide by the speed limit or is it only truckers? I have seen truckers drive and it can only be called an art of perfection as how they drive a mammoth of a machine with the greatest of ease. They are by far the greatest drivers that the road has to offer. Why not pull over careless drivers who pull right in front of trucks or who speed? In fact, pull everyone over who speeds and you would not have this problem in the first place. My sympathies go out to the truck drivers of Ontario who have been the targets of liberal discrimination for abiding the law and being slapped with a limit to their limit.
2 Comments:
This one is downright dangerous...to the point that people will be killed-dangerous! Thanks for bringing it up!
I drove a moving truck and thought it was the same but I guess not, thank you for your comment and correction!
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