200 mile motorway journey- 70 mph or 60 mph?

I'm not paid.

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Don't drive at 60. It's annoying and inconsiderate. The law allows you to drive at 70 (unless you're towing a caravan or trailer). Don't hog the left lane and crawl at a snail's pace of 60 mph, it's annoying.

Assuming non stop, I'd do 70mph, hate sitting in a car for hours on end.

And to cap it all, I'd have the air con on

What's wrong with doing 60 in the left hand lane?

You shouldn't be driving at 60 if the law allows you to drive at 70. Like I said, unless you're restricted to 60, there's really no point in doing it. It's not very considerate for drivers who want to do 70 in the left lane, for example. They're forced to have to overtake you.

What speed would you drive at if there was no limit ?

No point going flat out (which is around 140 in my car) otherwise I'd have to stop for fuel, which defeats the point. I get almost exactly 400 miles to a tank at motorway speeds, so I'd probably stick to 70, then I can make it back without refuelling.

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Any way, Id do the speed limit. 70mph is good enough as a compromise for speed/fuel economy. It's also legal

If the speed limit was 100, what would you do?

Might do 100 tbh, because the legal limit is 100

I've always been taught to drive to the limit wherever necessary

That being said, technically Im actually doing 65-67Mph at "70mph"

Stay at 56 mph with the HGVs and you'll have some change to pay for your sweeties kiddo

100 would be horrendous on the fuel economy. I for one would still drive at 60 if the limit was 100

But that's boring

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Driving at 70 is thrilling isn't it