You can take a blind curve at 15 miles an hour and not have time to avoid debris in the road.

Use some critical thinking.

beAbU 2 days ago | parent | next [-]

At 15mph most cars should be able to stop on a dime, no?

	▲	dijksterhuis 2 days ago \| parent \| next [-]
		extrapolating a little, 15mph is ~<10m Speed \| Thinking + braking distance \| Stopping distance 20mph \| 6m + 6m \| 12m (40 feet) 30mph \| 9m + 14m \| 23m (75 feet) 40mph \| 12m + 24m \| 36m (118 feet) 50mph \| 15m + 38m \| 53m (174 feet) 60mph \| 18m + 55m \| 73m (240 feet) 70mph \| 21m + 75m \| 96m (315 feet) > https://www.theaa.com/breakdown-cover/advice/stopping-distan... note that the braking distances are not for modern cars with advancements in braking tech etc.
	▲	dgfitz 2 days ago \| parent \| prev [-]
		If you’d meet me halfway on this, it’s not some bizarro-world scenario. It really isn’t.

then 15 mph is probably too fast for that blind curve as it was not possible to see the danger.

it’s fairly simple logic.