In article , Alf Christophersen
wrote:
In this case it was a speed camera. Twenty metres before an unrestricted
sign, late at night, no pedestrians, no other vehicles, clear road, clear
weather.

Since everyone seems to be offtopic here, I would just comment that since
you are not alone on the road, also during the night, it might happen that
someone else do think the same, it's no danger in driving in 110 mph during
the night, then bypass someone not driving that fast on a twolane road with
no barring btw. opposite direction and then meet you, also driving in 110
mph, in front of you.

But this was 32mph on a road just before a 70mph area. Your extrapolation went
beyond stretching limits! ;-)

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