Monday, April 07, 2025

Why do trailer and RV parks have speed limits lower than neighborhoods with ordinary houses and apartments?

 

Why do trailer and RV parks have speed limits lower than neighborhoods with ordinary houses and apartments?

Neighborhoods with ordinary houses and apartments might have speed limits of like 20, 25 or 30 miles per hour, but neighborhoods with mobile home trailers and RVs normally have speed limits of five, 10, maybe 15 miles per hour. So why does it have to be lower for those neighborhoods than neighborhoods of ordinary residences?

 

 

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[–]gunsfornuns 55 points  

Bottle kids.

[–][deleted] 13 points  

So you can get your dope delivered to your car without stopping!💨🥃

[–]ajacbos 12 points  

Also generally no sidewalks for pedestrians. Spacing between housing units is usually much closer than a typical residential neighborhood with homes built on foundations, and thus the trailer park roads are likely more narrow than a standard road width of about 25’ in North America. All of these factors mean vehicular traffic should travel at slower speed limits for safety reasons.

[–]DroneSlut54FUCK OFF WITH THE GUNS!!! 8 points  

Usually the pærk sets speed limits (private property) so ask the redidents or the fuckin’ drunk clown trailerpærk supervisor.

[–]Beautiful_Sky_5797 3 points  

Perfect answer got me laughing out loud and you sir got a upvote, wasn't even the liquor this time !!!

[–][deleted] 6 points  

Because otherwise you'll end up like Ricky with the garbage truck

[–]garysaidwhat 3 points  

People get their gears mixed up and trailers be kinda crumply, to be honest.

[–]eaazzy_13 1 point  

Settle down there flipper!

[–]Giveitallyougot714  

Recidivist assholes

[–]doggscube 1 point  

Why Cory and Trevor, driving 12 mph is highly illegal, Cory and Trevor

[–]green_bastard2345 1 point  

Way of the road Bubs.

[–]seeinglivepureup 1 point  

It's for the street hockey

[–]DariusPumpkinRex 1 point  

A car crashing into a trailer does a lot more damage than it would to a house.

Ricky's car literally smashes through the wall and ends up inside Jim and Randy's trailer in one of the earlier seasons. If that had been a house, it would've crashed into foundations or something.

[–]32getreddit 1 point  

Gotta watch out for kitties and their little sandpaper tongues

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