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it's lifetime so 245km/h for me

Ugh, well, here goes We have point A and 100 KM further is Point B. We have Car X, which goes 100 KM/H, so it will arrive in 1 hour. If Car Y leaves 5 minutes later it needs to drive 110 KM/H to arrive at point B at the same time 10 minutes and it is 120 KM/H. So the math of this

So on a 1000 km trip, this saves me 1.5 hours!

how does curves impact you if you driving 70km/h, it's still 70km/h and if oyu have to slow down then the other can has to slow down so it's still 5minutes

When you have to drive 1000km going from Vancouver to Calgary, saving that hour of travel time by going faster can be the difference between doing it in a single day or having to pay for a hotel room along the way and splitting the drive into 2 days.

People think we want to drive faster to save 5 minutes... *Facepalm*

5 minutes in the morning is a lot of time

True on short distances. If you need to push 1000 km in one day, it changes a lot.

Everybody who is not idiot knows this. This is also misleading because it suggests that going from 40 km/h to 50 km/h saves more time than going from 80 km/h to 130 km/h, without mentioning that the first journey takes twice as long to begin with. Increasing your speed from 40 to

Everyone that drives faster than me is a lunatic. Everyone who drives slower than me is an asshole.