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You may be talking about the same thing I am, just using terminology more common in other parts of the world. By "motorways" are you only talking about highways/interstates? I can absolutely agree with THAT, but if by motorways you mean any roads, that might actually be a nightmare for side roads, residential, etc.
"Motorway" is UK English for a controlled-access highway like a US Interstate, German Autobahn, etc....
Cool, cool. That's what I thought, but just making sure.
Then we agree.
Awesome, just wanting to make sure. Yeah I don't think that's a spicy take at all. Here in the states we already drove as if speed limits on highways don't exist, it's just a convenient revenue stream extracted from the ones unlucky enough to be picked out of the pack lol
Highway is just another word for a road between places, and interstate is obviously a term local to the few countries that have states and name motorways accordingly. It's that more than one country? Motorway is the more international term.
Yeah, I was thinking that was the case, just wanted to clarify before I made a point that didn't actually address anything the OP said.