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View Poll Results: Do you think jail for 60kph over would work?
Yes 41 18.47%
No 125 56.31%
Yes, but with other changes too 33 14.86%
No, but I think it should happen anyway 23 10.36%
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Old 01-08-2007, 12:22 AM   #11
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Someone travelling at 140kph is far more alert than someone travelling at 100kph over extended periods of time. From personall experince, I am much more alert travelling at 160kph ( this was my usual cruising speed if I had my wife and kids on board, 210 - 220 is more doable with no passengers) If I am stuck in VIC doing 100 everywhere, all I want to do is pull over and take a kip. Speed limit conditioning is dangerous.
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