Drivers are so used to speeding many ignore posted limits, study finds
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{ "epilogue": "A new AAA study revealed that many drivers consider speeding 10 mph over posted limits to be normal and routine. While motorists admitted to ignoring speed limits, some also expressed that enforcement was needed.
The story subsequently quieted without further updates in the coverage." }
Epilogue added 39d ago, after coverage quieted.
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Drivers are so used to speeding many ignore posted limits, study finds Detroit Free Press · 74d ago broke it first
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