Can my car tell me the speed limit?
It’s easy to fall into a herd mentality out on the open highway. There’s safety in numbers, protection in conformity. Travel too slow and you’ll incur the angry honks of your fellow drivers. Travel too fast and you’ll attract unwanted attention from robotic speed cameras and police officers wielding radar guns. Naturally, the best way to avoid flashing blue lights and wallet-busting tickets is to stick to the car speed limit, but what do you do when you don’t know it? It’s an easy situation to find yourself in. You take an interstate on-ramp or wind your way through crisscrossing rural roads. The next thing you know, you’re wondering if the speed limit is still 65 mph (105 kph) or if you missed a sign somewhere along the way. In many areas, you can always fall back on the standard default speed limit. For instance, in the United States, California’s default highway speed limit is 65 mph, making it a go
