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trdvet wrote:

Soccerdad1995 wrote:The speed limit is an indicator that you are most likely violating the law if going faster than the number posted, but it is possible to be travelling faster than the posted speed limit and not be in violation of the law.

lol, no.

Actually, I was told yes. It may be prudent for me to be driving 90 in order to get a person to the hospital.

I was told by a Sergeant in the Sheriffs Dept. ( While taking a traffic safety course to get out of a speeding ticket) that Texas did not have speed limits. The speeds posted are considered "prudent" speeds. If you have a "prudent" reason to be exceeding the posted speeds, you are OK.