No-Speed-Limit Law Rejected by Court
From Times Wire Reports
The state’s high court has taken the brakes off Montana’s famous speed limit, or lack thereof. Montana lost the last vestige of a daytime highway speed limit when the Supreme Court declared as unconstitutional a vague requirement to drive at a “reasonable and proper” speed. The 4-3 ruling said the law fails to fairly warn motorists when they are driving fast enough to get a ticket.
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