naw he lives upstate... with the richer folks... its probebly hours up... i wont be a.................................. "victim"

 

I guess it depends where you go in the US as far as the 'normal' speed. I have only been to Montreal and Vancouver. I can't speak for the rest of Canada, but vehicles were not exactly moving at a fast pace. Painfully slow in some areas.

 

Will you get the chance to show it to Apu?

 

I was in Mississauga, Ontario, and traffic was moving along pretty good. I think the city speed limit there was 80 kmh

One thing I like better in Canada, is they have the street signs posted halfway down the block, so people don't have to slow down to check if it's the right street before turning down it. I wish they did that more around here

 

 

It probably depends more on the area. I know that, in my state there's places where if you're going 30mph on the highway it's making good time. In other areas some people will be running around 80-90. It's the strangest thing, but NE drivers aren't noted for good driving habits.

 

That's what I mean, we are safe doing 20 km/h over as a rule of thumb (12.5 mph).

I guess based on that, the actual speed travelled is pretty well the same, guess my trip was somewhat of an exception.

Though, most everyone who comes to Canada says we drive crazy fast on the highways.

City streets... no idea. I was surprised to find this out, actually, Always though it'd be quicker on highways in the states especially with the higher speed limit.

Guess it really does matter your location and where in canada you are talking about.

 

Hey CJ read what this OP said
http://forums.maxima.org/4th-generat...ml#post8542315

 

That is inaccurate. I am a traffic signals electrician and by and large any "in town" road will not exceed 45 MPH (72km/h) and all school zones are 20 MPH (32 km/h). The only roads within a city limit that keep a 55 MPH speed are rural highways. In Canada most freeways jump to either 100 km/h or 110 km/h, so you can really cook down the road. Washington is like that on good stretches of I5 with a 70 zone, but the fastest in Oregon is 65.

 

Your in town speed limit(45 mph) still seems to be in range of that statistic.

 

School zone is 25mph here lol...

fastest here was 60mph IIRC

 

the vendor they had JM i think was only giving them a 20% off retail price he's a thief they all have pm'd me about it plus JM is a drop shipper out his house and i know he dont have the front money to do like i did plus im not making a profit

 

yo i just ate 8oz of un brined Feta a half pound of sopa and a platefull of crouton(dryed garlic toast for non italians not the little salad things) and marinated olives

 

they shun you away too didnt they?

 

like a white dude hittin on a yellabone

 

i dont feel sorry for those people one bit man... im actually the poor sport laughing at them and pointing the finger... werent you the 1st person to even propose such a deal???

 

hell yeah i offered it to them first and the shatted on me

 

wait till i take pictures of them when i pick them up and post them in that thread shid i may even hire a skripper to model them for the pics just to CRUSH their souls

 

Out of curiosity, are they all accounted for already?

 

One thing i love about Canada? Let me think on that for a while.









Joking, i am still a (mostly) patriotic Canadian.

 

Know how i know ur a genius?

 

free medical??? ...

 

To be completely honest the cost of medical would be effortlessly offset by the cost of gas, I was in WA yesterday and got gas for 3.37 a gallon. I put gas in today, 1.48 A LITER. That's like 5.75 a Gallon.

 

It's not free. Their extremely high taxes pay for it. Then again, why do thousands of Canadians go south of the border for various medical treatments?

 

It is in the range, but at the very top end is what I was trying to point out. There is nothing around with an 89 km/h speed limit in town anywhere. That's 55 right there! Where can you legally drive around any city at 55mph that is not on a rural highway or freeway?

 

nope i got a spare set or 2

 

One can ask the same question of why do thousands of Americans go to Cuba to get treated for things they can't get here in the US?

 

what is this LITER you speak of it better be Milk!and if it is i WANT the secret on how you run your max on milk it must be a Canidian secret

 

 

EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE1 wtf where ya been and i hope the swap is done and if not ya betta have churrin on the way

 

And the taxes in Canada are not so ridiculous either. My best friend and his wife gross about 120K between them in Calgary and they bought a 400K house and live just fine. If their taxes were so outrageous they would not be able to afford what they have because they would be giving it all to Uncle Samada... lol!

 

Someone in this thread could use a Thule roof rack for cheap with bike trays
It make your car look fly

 

Never heard of that one before. I thought the only reason why you want to go to that hell hole was for the cigars?

 

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same for gas here lol.. in DC its about high 4's already... they've been mid 4's since last year lol

 

That's too bad... The average for regular here is around $3.20 a gallon.

Because lower gas taxes.

 

3.45 here

 

i think thats a good idea... just me

 

send me 14 melons worth of gas and i'll send you a big jawn and 02 wood trim

 

yo i'm straight drunk off of eating all that Feta cheese my head is spinning like ras!