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Re:Self-driving car accidents: Robot drivers are ‘odd, and t... by subhobroto on Tuesday October 17, 2017 @07:41PM (#15495877)
The rest of your statements are pretty well founded but

> There is not a hard law that states speed limit at least in California

Incorrect.

I don't know what you mean by "a hard law", but, in California, there is a section, from the very statues you present, that sets a statutory maximum limit.

The complication, being that there are three maximum speed limits in California: 55mph, 65mph and 70mph, depending on the scenario.

CVC §22349 sets a maximum speed limit of 65 mph throughout the state (except for the 70 mph limit on some freeways).

CVC§22349(a) reads: Except as provided in Section 22356 [70 mph on some freeways], no person shall drive a vehicle upon a highway at a speed greater than 65 miles per hour.

The CVC§ 22356 referred to above allows a 70 mph speed limit if justified by an engineering and traffic survey where a 65 mph limit would otherwise be applicable.

Try arguing the 22350 while you have been cited the §22349 on a ticket. Not going to fly regardless of what one might read on websites online.

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