Speed limiter mandate - despite all the push back

You can include racetrack as another example. A lot of small tracks have been forced to close due to urban sprawl.

 

From the video description - "The displacement effect in this video is being caused by a 1000' long Freighter heading northbound on the St. Clair river, running at 4 knotts over the allowed speed of travel early in the shipping season. "

If you'd prefer a more concrete example - the Ever Given was speeding when it grounded itself in the Suez, so was the Ever Forward and so were both of these:

https://www.wbay.com/content/news/Grounded-freighter-freed-reaches-Port-of-Green-Bay-569139511.html
Witness: Ship hit Ray Nitschke Memorial Bridge

 

Again - so an overloaded ship is okay, but a bridge over a creek needs regulating?

 

If the ship causes damage to that bridge, railings aren't going to do squat.

 

I was talking about the ship. That joke went way over your head didn’t it?

 

Maybe they need inter coastal scale houses.

 

Yep, it did

I'd say yes, except for the Canadian Coast Guard Ship that was fined for speeding
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/new-brunswick/coast-guard-right-whales-speeding-1.5244462

 

Yes we do and a lot of truckers just ignore it. Enforcement teams toss speed limiter inspection tool - Truck News

 

Dang old outlaw boat captains will be the end of us all!