you can't speed in Canada like you can here, they tend to be pickier and that immigration line can be a long one
even if they don't search him, the line can be long. Since he's going in from Mich. to Ont. that crossing is busier than the one in NY.
definetly gas is more expensive, yeah but your beer still sucks, oh and if he can hide it withoutthe dogs finding it, he can bring back the good drugs
uh... not sure about how speeding up here is bad but down thar in the US it's ok?
On the way to new jersey through the turn pikes doing only speed limit 55 or 65mph depending on construction (ok ok so I did 3-4mph over), several times into the night I saw 4-6 cruisers pull out of the dark and pull people over in a 5minute span.
To go to Barrie you'll probably be coming up HWY 401 and then taking HWY 400 north. On the 401, without incriminating myself... you can push 85-87mph WHEN others are as well. There are nights where 120km/h is the fast speed, other nights when the average speed is 140km/h even though the limit is 100km/h.
I've been in a car that did a steady 145km/h for about an hour without getting pulled over. thing is, we weren't passing anyone.
the 400 is extremely dangerous. there are a lot of trucks on it and a few turns on it for some reason end up in deadly crashes. For that highway I wouldn't recommend pushing the speed limit much past 110-120km/h.
But uh... not sure why you say not to speed up here like you guys can... that's exactly what I'd say to someone from Canada going to the States.
OH! 50km/h or 30mph over the speed limit = lost car... so don't go that fast.
heres the tip cops keep giving me when I ask them... as long as you're not the fast car, or the car that is passing everyone and you're just going with the flow of traffic chances are you won't get pulled over.
