Depends entirely where in California. LA is a good 15-20 mph over, San Diego is more like 10-15 mph over, and the South Bay Area is more like 0-5 mph over (which drove me crazy coming from LA)
(Source: from LA)
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I don't want to ban you—obviously, given the number of times we've already had to ask you this—but if you keep ignoring our requests, we're going to have to.
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The standard highway speed is 15mph over the speed limit here in CA.
If you follow the speed limit, you’ll be going too slow to effectively maneuver or see incoming cars and increase chances of a crash.
Ergo: break the law or die.