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taxiguy
I do not know for rest of Europe (but I think it is the same) but in Belgium legally the tires must be ready for speeds higher than max speed of the car.
Such a waste...
What is the point of this? Why would there be such a law? I would say 95% of people never drive their cars anywhere close to their top-speeds! The only way you could even legally do that is if you went to a race track! (though I suppose if you were in certain European countries you could just drive on one of the "no-limit" freeways
)And also, if we had the same law here in the US (which we obviously don't) then when you are watching those high speed Los Angeles-style freeway chases on the news, the tires of the fleeing car wouldn't blow out like they do, and that wouldn't be fun to watch at all!
)I am surprised about the Metro also, that it can go 90 mph. But still, that is not fast at all. Even my dad's old '86 Camry can go faster than that!