NYC 24/7 speed cameras raked in about $100M for the city and speed cameras on city bridges ?

[Dave 92 LSC]

Originally Posted by Capitano_Adriano

I don't have a drivers license so no actually. I don't have to follow all your driving rules. I jay walk when I want. 95% of US households own cars so who is the sheep now?

Owning cars is being sheep? I thought listening to masters is being sheep.

I think you need booster shots.

[Honda718]

Originally Posted by Airborneguy

If driving matters to you, you have to move. Well, honestly for a ton of other reasons as well but that’s a different story. See above for the typical NYC voter now. Give it over to them, it’s not worth it. You only live once. Do it somewhere relaxing and enjoyable.

Agreed. I like to drive ( and walk as well ) so leaving a city where driving is illegal was a no brainer. I highly encouraged everyone else who resides in NYC and drives to do the same. Move to Jersey, Long Island, or Westchester etc. Let the city lose a large chunk of its tax base, and look for ways to take money from all the cyclist idiots.

[Honda718]

Originally Posted by mathjak107

30 should be the minimum speed limit except maybe in front of a school

Most NYC streets should be 25 mph. Keyword - Most. Not all. There should be obvious exceptions.

In the case of Bayside, Northern Blvd, Francis Lewis Blvd, and the highway service roads should be higher then 25.

[mathjak107]

Most of the time lower limits just mean the poor drivers we have just go that much slower then the posted limit ..

Many 25 mph main streets are seeing far to many drivers hold up traffic doing 20 or less

[MKTwet]

They should really stop all the bikes, scooters, and ATVs going faster than 25mph. I think that's more dangerous than cars. Those vehicles cannot stop or avoid humans as well as cars do. I often see a scooter and bikes in the middle of the road in front of cars which is illegal when there are bike lanes.

Or suddenly ATVs are popping out from the side walks onto roads.