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Really ?

Math: a decent income in Canada is $120k per year. At 50 weeks of 40 hours, that’s $60 per hour. Or $1 per minute. So the 10 seconds you saved by running the stop sign is equivalent to about 16 cents. So if I give you a quarter, will you wait your turn?
 
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whydontu said:
Math: a decent income in Canada is $120k per year. At 50 weeks of 40 hours, that’s $60 per hour. Or $1 per minute. So the 10 seconds you saved by running the stop sign is equivalent to about 16 cents. So if I you a quarter, will you wait your turn?
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You can give them their quarter when you pull up alongside at the red light a block or so down.
 
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JustaDB said:
While I agree w/ you, the 90km/hr speed limit is the issue. It's just plain stupid, national park or not.
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Totally disagree. The park roads are not regular highways, they are narrow, steep, blind corners, can have lots of traffic, many distractions for drivers, hikers and bicycles on roadside, RV traffic of every sort that requires longer stopping distances and slower speeds. On top of all that animals on the road thay want to protect.
 
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