How about 55 mph?

From: Concord Monitor | Date: January 20, 2008 | Copyright information

I can't believe our lawmakers are considering increasing the speed limit to 70 mph.

I guess they haven't read about global warming and ways to reduce our dependence on oil. Shouldn't they be trying to solve more ...

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