Which destination do you break the speed limit for the most in life?

I'm not one to be late.

Late for my own funeral.

Hell, I think just about everyone (or at least most people) goes over whatever the posted speed is in general by roughly 5mph or so.

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Yeah, that seems like your probably pretty close if I took my best guess. because I typically float 5-7mph over whatever the posted speed is, especially if it's not in a city with a fair amount of people walking etc as in those cases, which is usually 25mph posted speed or thereabouts, I might slow down a little bit. but once I am outside of that type of stuff I typically do 5-7mph over whatever the posted speed is as I kind of figure if one starts going over 7mph over the speed your probably starting to roll the dice a bit although if one wants to be a bit safer I would say stay within 5mph-ish over whatever the posted speed is or less.

I'm chronically early to all my appointments and scheduled events.

I can't drive.

This.

Never learned.

I continually broke the speed limit for the 11 years of hell that I spent working at one company. I had to punch a time clock. A college graduate, doing skilled work, having to punch a time clock just like a warehouse worker.

I had a 43 mile commute, and was given no special allowances for major traffic accidents, blizzard conditions or anything else. The public schools could be shut down and I was still expected to be on time. The salaried people, just one grade above mine, sauntered in whenever they felt like it, no problem. But I would get a 'naughty point', and if I got enough naughty points, they could fire me. No wonder I developed migraine headaches during that period of time. I loved what I did at that job, but I loathed the company and especially HR. They had no interest in retaining skilled employees, the management felt that we were all replaceable, and I worked in a department of people that were perpetually pissed off. I still tense up if I am driving in the area where I worked or on a road that I took during my commute.

Now, I never break the speed limit, I get there when I get there.