A car's governor is a system in your vehicle that limits how fast you can go. The governor makes your car stop putting fuel into the engine when you hit a certain speed. This causes you to go slower. This can be good so people dont go faster than they can handle. A car is limited by the engine's power and the tires you have on your vehicle. Tires are only supposed to handle so much speed, if you exceed that speed your tires could explode. Most cars have governors on them from the factor for safety reasons. Some people take the governor off to go faster. They do this by reprogramming their vehicle.
Some cars dont have a governor on them from the factor. This could make some customers happy but it is also could be bad for them or other people if they try to go too fast. Cars are governed for a reason, because the car is not rated, or it is unsafe by going faster than it is supposed to.
I think cars should be governed at 100 miles per hour because it's not safe to go faster. I dont think there is a reason to go over 100mph because if you crash you are going to die and if you hit somebody else they are going to die too. You only live once so there is no reason to ruin it by doing something you can prevent with a simpal governer.
Does your car have a governor on it?
Do you think it's a good idea to have cars governed?
How fast should a car be governed?
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I think it is a good idea to have cars governed because their is no reason why you would have to 100 mph. It would stop iresponsible people from making dumb decisions. I am not sure if my car is governed, but if it was that is good.
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I think a car should be governed because when you are in a car you are capable of comitting homicide at any point. There is no real reason to go any faster then 70 mph in my opion. Any faster and even if the person could react, the car would not be able to stop or turn in time.
I don't really think my car as a governor on it. I think it is a really good idea to have cars governed that way cars can't go out of control. It would be a solution to a lot of dangerous things that can happen during the drive. I don't really know how fast the maximum should be, but I would say the slowest maximum should be 100mph.
I think that cars having governors is very useful and can prevent bad things happening as you are driving on the road. I am not sure if my car has a governor on it or not. Governors can prevent individuals from driving at too fast of a speed causing them to lose control.
My vehicle does not have a governor on it. I think that cars should not be governed because if there was an emergency you may not make it to wherever you need to go on time. But if a car was governed I think it should be governed at a speed no less then 120.
I think cars should have governers. It makes things a lot more safe on the road. I think it saves lot's of lives so even though some people might wanna drive crazy, I think they need to either have a good reason for it, or join a competitive sport.
My car does not have a governed speed. I really think that all cars should be governed because it is a safety issue, not only for the driver of the car but for the other cars on the road. I think cars should be goverened at 100 miles per hour or maybe 120 miles per hour.
I'm not sure if my car has a governor on it, but I do think that cars should be governed. This is so someone won't accidentally hurt the car, themselves, or other people if for some reason they go too fast. I think the cars should be governed around 100mph to prevent accidents from happening.
I do not know if my car has a governor on it. I think that cars should have a governor because it can be very dangerous to drive at high speeds, you are risking your life and other people's lives as well. I think that cars should be governed at 100 mph because if you go at a high speed it may become harder to keep control of the car and where it goes.