Your guys' arguments against speed limits are retarded.
Yes, I know, you're a teenage driver, therefore, you're invincible. But for the rest of us in the mortal world, the math at those speeds is pretty amazing.
At 85 miles per hour (the speed that the retarded OP was caught at), you're actually traveling at 125'/second. Look at your watch for one second, and then think about how you just traveled over 40 yards in that one second.
Now, the average brake reaction time (in real world situations) is 1.5 seconds. And that assuming you're not talking on the phone, texting, adjusting the radio, giving a hand job to your buddy in the passenger seat, etc. Study's show, while texting, your reaction time doubles. In 1.5 seconds, you're going to travel just under 190'. While texting, at 3 seconds, you just traveled almost 400' BEFORE YOU EVEN START SLOWING DOWN.
Now, an AVERAGE car, in good conditions will have a stopping distance of 345' from starting to press the brake pedal, to a complete stop. Now, say you drive a truck, roads a wet, sandy, or icy/snowy. That stopping distance will be much longer. Or even if you have 3 of your buddies in the car (450lbs extra in the car).
Basicly, in perfect conditions, with the driver paying pretty good attention, you're talking 535' before you can stop.
Go outside, figure out how far 535' is. (hint: 1.75 football fields). Now, think about coming around a corner on the interstate with an animal in the road, debris, or an accident in your lane. Do you think you can stop in time? I doubt it.
And in shitty conditions, it will easily be over 1000' before you stop. By then you've already slammed into the back of the ambulance that was stopped.
Now, I know most of the readers of this stopped a long time ago, because this many words scare you, and a lot of the words haven't been taught in middle school yet. But for those of you who hung in.....just think about it next time you think you're Jeff Gordon.