Current State Maximum Speed Limits in the US

"cuts_off_prius" (cutsoffprius)
08/20/2013 at 15:44 • Filed to: None

Here's an up-to-date graphic on current maximum speed limits in the US.

Illinois just increased to 70 mph yesterday. A bill is being proposed to bring Wisconsin to 70 mph. NJ lawmaker wants 75 mph on the Turnpike and Parkway. A Michigan senator is considering increasing their speed limit as well, possibly to 75 mph. On the other hand, a Nevada 85 mph bill and North Carolina 75 mph bill got shot down this past year. We shall see if the 65 mph states increase to 70 mph to be more continuous with the rest of the country... How is your state speed limit? Should it be increased?

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DISCUSSION (100)

MontegoMan562 is a Capri RS Owner > cuts_off_prius
08/20/2013 at 15:45

there are some spots in michigan where 75 or 80 wouldn't be an issue, nothing around and no traffic.

dogisbadob > cuts_off_prius
08/20/2013 at 15:47

Increase it to the actually traffic speed 85% rule. Montana should re-repeal their speed limits.

shpuker > cuts_off_prius
08/20/2013 at 15:47

Current is 75 here in Colorado yes, but I'll be damned if people don't do 90 most of the time. I wouldn't be surprised to see an 80mph speed limit in Colorado in a few years.

Oh and part of me wants to say Michigan should be 75, the other part knows how it works in hunting season. Wind up with trucks lined off the shoulder of the major highways.

Anon > cuts_off_prius
08/20/2013 at 15:48

75, not bad.

cuts_off_prius > MontegoMan562 is a Capri RS Owner
08/20/2013 at 15:48

straight from an article on increasing Michigan's speed limit:

“The state police advised me that many of our highways can probably go to 75 and maybe a few to 80,” said Senator Jones.

http://fox17online.com/2013/08/19/mic…

thebigbossyboss > cuts_off_prius
08/20/2013 at 15:49

Ontario: 62!!

British Columbia Alberta, Saskatchewan 69!!

Blondude > cuts_off_prius
08/20/2013 at 15:50

I don't think it matters as everyone here (Illinois FWIW) does 10-15 over the limit anyway. Increasing it would just give them a reason to go faster.

*sigh*

Brian Tschiegg > cuts_off_prius
08/20/2013 at 15:51

With the current state of car technology and the way its progressing, I would assume it will just be steadily raised, but my problem with that is most people should not be driving anywhere near that fast. I only say this because of the lack of attention on the roads. If everyone paid complete attention to driving, we could all go 90 mph. The sad fact is that you don't want anyone travelling even at current speed limits with all of the superfluous stuff they're doing behind the wheel.

HammerheadFistpunch > cuts_off_prius
08/20/2013 at 15:51

Hells yeah Utah!

cuts_off_prius > Blondude
08/20/2013 at 15:52

The bill lowered the reckless driving threshold from 31 mph to 26 mph over the limit. Either our prisons will overflow due to the 55 mph limits or people will not excessively speed.

Also, much data shows that average travel speeds BARELY change when the speed limit is changed.

http://www.pjstar.com/news/x11551531…

http://blog.motorists.org/the-effect-of-…

National study funded by US DOT and FHA:

http://www.motorists.org/speed-limits/e…

thebigbossyboss > thebigbossyboss
08/20/2013 at 15:54

69 is pretty good (I think especially for BC cause those aren`t proper freeways. For Ontario 62 is a joke. Go 62 on the 401, or 417, see what happens, you`ll be being passed by 18 wheelers, and cars on left and right.

Casper > cuts_off_prius
08/20/2013 at 15:54

Oregon has voted several times to increase the speed limit. Even with massive public support and easily passing, the Governor vetoed it once, and it was simply ignored a few other times. It's absurd.

If these speeds worked for cars in the 70s and 80s, then they should be adjusted for modern vehicles performance and safety improvements.

MontegoMan562 is a Capri RS Owner > cuts_off_prius
08/20/2013 at 15:55

HA, didn't even know they were considering it. Shame we don't have the millions needed to change the signs out.

Eric Siedlecki > cuts_off_prius
08/20/2013 at 15:56

65 here in Oregon.

I don't think it matters much whether the limit is raised or not. People will continue to drive at the pace that they deem necessary and safe (whether that's the case or not).

Me? I'll probably continue to drive between 65 & 70 no matter what.

Casper > Blondude
08/20/2013 at 15:59

That is because people will generally follow a logical process of determination. Chances are, that's a sign the general speed limit is too low. People will generally drive at a safe speed on average with outliers in the extremes.

For most freeways, 80MPH is the upper limit most people will travel, and is a reasonably safe speed for most traffic types (excluding those with mechanical limitations).

Frank Grimes > HammerheadFistpunch
08/20/2013 at 16:05

seconded.

Crocket Bernet > cuts_off_prius
08/20/2013 at 16:07

Utah and Texas are gangster as fuck.

HammerheadFistpunch > cuts_off_prius
08/20/2013 at 16:07

regarding texas...isn't that road a toll road? I can't remember if its a public road or toll road. If toll road its kind of not the same as Utah's public 80.

offroadkarter > cuts_off_prius
08/20/2013 at 16:07

Jersey - 65. If they really raise the speed limits on the NJTP and GSP to 75 that would be awesome, it only makes sense to. Hopefully they decide to raise it on some of the other major interstates later.

GreenN_Gold > cuts_off_prius
08/20/2013 at 16:14

Driving through Oregon sucks, always slowing me down when I'm trying to make good time.

Takuro Spirit > cuts_off_prius
08/20/2013 at 16:18

Saw that on the news this morning about my state (Wi), and the funny young guy they interviewd who was like "It's a good idea, I like to drive fast, so I like, do 70 now anyways. As long as you're a safe driver..."

Its true, though. We do 65-70 in a 55, and 75-80 in a 65 so what's 5 more mphs?

Nick, Drives a Cobalt LT > cuts_off_prius
08/20/2013 at 16:18

Maine has no speed limits it seems....At least where I drive...

NH is the same, Vermont too...
Mass on the other hand will get you for 5 over...

Mr. Ontop, No Strokes, No Smokes...Goes Fast. > cuts_off_prius
08/20/2013 at 16:27

The reality of CA is that is should be Yellow, not red. *0 all day long everyday....when we aren't caught up in traffic jams.

6SpeedJoystiq > cuts_off_prius
08/20/2013 at 16:28

It's 55 in most of the Northern VA area. I haz a sad :(

partygnome > MontegoMan562 is a Capri RS Owner
08/20/2013 at 16:29

I'm afraid of what might happen taking one of Michigan's notorious pot holes at 80 mph. *shudder*

ScreenShot > cuts_off_prius
08/20/2013 at 16:29

I increase it here (Oregon) every time I pace traffic ( outside downtown Portland, of course, where no one comes gets out of 1st gear or goes anywhere near the posted limit at any time ).

Adam FTW > cuts_off_prius
08/20/2013 at 16:30

NJ lawmakers want the speed limit to be 75mph? Wasn't it Corzine who almost got killed while being chauffeured at 93mph for no good reason?

Anyway, 80mph is the standard speed people travel on the Parkway, Turnpike, 287, 95, 78, and all other major highways in NJ.

SkarTisu > HammerheadFistpunch
08/20/2013 at 16:31

Head out there, enjoy the 80mph speed limit for a few hours, then stop for a nice frosty beer afterwards to celebrate!

Oh....wait.....

ufakaaa > cuts_off_prius
08/20/2013 at 16:31

The cost of living in Paradise. Recon, Safety Check, Meteor Crater Roads, the second longest commute in America, AND the SLOWEST STATE.

AND FYI most of the speed limits on the intrastate-interstate are 50-55 MPH. although they've been lowering it to 40-45 in a bunch of places since they're making the lanes narrower.

Hawaii: Moving Backwards faster than anyone else, by far.

J. Walter Weatherman > cuts_off_prius
08/20/2013 at 16:32

Here in AZ there is basically an unwritten rule that you don't get pulled over on the highway until you are going more than 10 over, and most the time, traffic is flowing on the highway (in 75mph zones) right around 85mph. I have driven past many speed traps going 85 and the cops don't so much as blink.

In my mind, I think it would make the most sense to go ahead and raise the speed limit to 85 to match reality, and then actually enforce that as the limit. The roads are the safest when everyone is going the same speed, so it doesn't make sense to me to have a system that naturally creates drivers going two different speeds (one group going the speed limit, and one going 10 over).

SkarTisu > cuts_off_prius
08/20/2013 at 16:32

Wisconsin needs to catch up with the rest of the upper midwest. Very irritating to drive through that state. They also need to stop relying so much on speeding ticket revenue and be content with their excessive property tax revenue.

Xesty > cuts_off_prius
08/20/2013 at 16:32

They just need to bump i-95 through Florida up to 80... everyone already goes that speed... minimum.

Johnnyma45 > HammerheadFistpunch
08/20/2013 at 16:33

Yup its toll, linking Austin to San Antonio.

Death Blow > cuts_off_prius
08/20/2013 at 16:33

Oh how I would LOVE for NJ to raise theirs a bit...but 75mph feels a bit slick for the GSP. If they could just make it all 65mph (with no dips to 55mph at all), that would be splendid. The changes in speed are what get me in trouble.

10000% on board for 75mph speed limits on the Turnpike, though.

Mercedes Streeter > cuts_off_prius
08/20/2013 at 16:33

Illinois just increased to 70mph yesterday.

Oh...well that'll just mean that people will now go from 85mph to 90mph or above...

Kurt Bradley > cuts_off_prius
08/20/2013 at 16:33

Hennessey had a little bit of fun with our 85 MPH speed limit on Toll 130, which runs right past COTA.

Kinja'd!!!

Picarso > cuts_off_prius
08/20/2013 at 16:33

Our speed limits are a joke in Oregon. Every time I take a trip out of state it feels like freedom.

BLOZUP > HammerheadFistpunch
08/20/2013 at 16:33

Try Again.

-Texas

Johnnyma45 > cuts_off_prius
08/20/2013 at 16:34

60 in Hawaii? I guess any faster and you fly into the ocean.

BLOZUP > Adam FTW
08/20/2013 at 16:35

Haha, yup. I like when the speed limit goes down to 55 mph for a couple miles for no reason. People just chug along at 65+, which is probably safer in the end rather than creating another traffic jam from people slowing down to 55.

michaelDeAngelis > cuts_off_prius
08/20/2013 at 16:35

Speed limit in Detroit is 55. Most people do 70-90 in the 55. No regrets.

SaabLife, because Gripen > Blondude
08/20/2013 at 16:36

I was just noticing that this week on my vacation. Speed limit around here in the Southwest Chicago suburbs is 55 (on the tollway and side streets for some bizarre reason). I stuck to 60 but quickly bumped it up to 65-75 just to keep up with traffic.

BLOZUP > HammerheadFistpunch
08/20/2013 at 16:36

There's a toll road that goes around Austin that's 85mph, and there are a few rural roads that have it as well IIRC.

Makoyouidiot > cuts_off_prius
08/20/2013 at 16:36

Texas: yes we are awesome, but 90% of the road network is still 70-75...and everyone drives 90 anyway.

ValidScr33nN4me > Casper
08/20/2013 at 16:36

Cars may be safer and perform better now, but have the people driving them gotten any better?

iaintafraidofnoghost > Adam FTW
08/20/2013 at 16:36

He wasn't wearing a seat belt and hit driver wasn't paying attention to the road.

CrymeLord > cuts_off_prius
08/20/2013 at 16:36

Personally I think 75/85 is a good limit. I'm from a 65 state and when I take a roadtrip into southern lands I find that people are generally satisfied going 75-85.

I wasn't often passed by cars going 90. I'm always getting passed on the PA turnpike though and I'm doing about 10 over the limit.

With the power of the average commuter car, 75 is fine. You don't find yourself wishing you could cruise at a higher speed. At least that is my observation about myself and the majority of the cars around me.

Galant Enthusiast > cuts_off_prius
08/20/2013 at 16:36

65 in NY is awful. Works great for the NYC and the Long Island part of the state. Everywhere else might as well be the Midwest or PA where 75 is more appropriate and I'd like to do 80.

HateBox > cuts_off_prius
08/20/2013 at 16:36

Can we just get one map where Alaska is to scale?

BLOZUP > cuts_off_prius
08/20/2013 at 16:37

They should cross this with highway fatalities per capita, and see what I would guess is zero correlation.

iaintafraidofnoghost > offroadkarter
08/20/2013 at 16:37

This will pair well with Christie's new law of doubling the fine for hanging out in the left lane.

Dolemite > Blondude
08/20/2013 at 16:37

I haven't really observed that in general. My state speed limit was 55 forever (and most people drove 60-70). It was raised to 65 in many areas, and 90% of people still drive 65-70.

K5ING > HammerheadFistpunch
08/20/2013 at 16:37

The 85mph speed limit is for "roads specifically constructed for that speed", and right now SH130, which is a toll road that runs between just north of Austin to I-10 east of San Antonio, is the only one that meets that qualification. However, the speed limits in central and west Texas on regular interstates is 80mph. Even our little, narrow two-lane 'Farm to Market' roads have speed limits of 70mph.

Mailbox Cancer > HammerheadFistpunch
08/20/2013 at 16:38

Yeah, right outside of Austin. I mean, it's a public road that requires a toll, but it's not like a private road that wouldn't count.

There is a loooooooooooonnnnnnnng stretch of I-10 between Austin and El Paso that is marked as 80 nearly the entire way, and it's not a toll road.

ThatGuyKeevin > Xesty
08/20/2013 at 16:39

As a sad Florida resident I completely agree with you I take the highway everyday and doing 70 you get passed by almost everything that isn't a rental semi truck with restrictions.

the_wheelerZ > thebigbossyboss
08/20/2013 at 16:39

You should never be passed on the right! Get out of the middle lane (aka the first passing lane)!

ValidScr33nN4me > SkarTisu
08/20/2013 at 16:39

Eau Claire County received a very nice Christmas gift when I got my first speeding ticket on the way home from college...

EarendilE30 > cuts_off_prius
08/20/2013 at 16:39

In most of Washington, especially the east side with flat open desert, 75 or 80 would do just fine. I knew a girl in College that was from California that was given a ticket for speeding here in WA. Her defense? She was "only going 15 over". That's the only trouble with 65 and 70 here in OR and WA, the state patrol will nail you for doing 6 over. I'm a little jealous of states that seem to get by with doing 10 over and no one cares. The only time that happens is entering Seattle in tightly packed traffic where everyone is doing 75 in a 60, but that shit is scary.

Casper > ValidScr33nN4me
08/20/2013 at 16:40

That's irrelevant. You can't legislate decision making. That has to be handled at the point of giving the license. Even if you move limits to 20 MPH, it has no bearing in regards to compliance.

Dolemite > cuts_off_prius
08/20/2013 at 16:40

I'd just like the speed limits on secondary roads and similar to be looked at. 25-35 mph might have made sense when these speed limits were enacted, and cars were gigantic land yachts that took 300 feet to stop and handled like a whale, but they don't really make sense today, with ESC, antilock brakes, new rubber compounds, etc. Even the most bloated SUVs of today accelerate/stop and handle better than many sports cars of 30, 40, 50 years ago.

ryanturner103 > cuts_off_prius
08/20/2013 at 16:40

I live in NC. I could be wrong but I think SC is 60 or 65. Maybe there is somewhere that it gets to 70, but I haven't seen it.

Xesty > ThatGuyKeevin
08/20/2013 at 16:41

lol I find going 70 on certain parts of i-95 is actually more dangerous because you will get rear ended by someone not paying attention going 90 (in the right lane)

Jason Adrian > cuts_off_prius
08/20/2013 at 16:41

As long as that "keep right except to pass" rule isn't enforced, the speed limits will forever be set by slow-moving Corollas in the left lane.

ryanturner103 > cuts_off_prius
08/20/2013 at 16:42

Oh yea, the cops love the border from NH to Mass. In some places it goes from 70 to 55. Bad boys, bad boys. wacha gone do? wacha gone do when they come for you.

Kaufmania: Mark Webber's Stunt Double > cuts_off_prius
08/20/2013 at 16:43

thebigbossyboss > the_wheelerZ
08/20/2013 at 16:43

I dont drive at that speed. I was suggesting people try it and see what happens, to illustrate how ridiculous our speed limits are.

Feint > Nick, Drives a Cobalt LT
08/20/2013 at 16:43

Where in Mass are you getting ticketed at 5 over? I drive 10-15 over every time I get on the highway and have never been so much as pulled over for speeding.

blah > cuts_off_prius
08/20/2013 at 16:43

There is definitely one expressway in Canada that could use a sizeable bump. Its in the greater Toronto area, GTA for short and its called the express toll route or 407. We already pay about 30 cents a mile to drive on it. So it is ridiculous to hold vehicles to 62 mph. Truth be told, I usually run 70-75mph on it with no issue. Meaning I drive straight past speed traps with no lift or retardedly dangerous panic brake event and they don't budge. Still, there's hardly traffic on it and its has between 4-5 lanes each direction at any given point. Bumping it up to 75mph and having ppl go 85-90 on it would still be totally safe IMO. It would actually help those left and center lane road hogs get the hell over and stop being lazy. You know those ppl that want to avoid merging traffic so they never travel in the right lane but travel slower than the semi 's that are passing them on the right....

Chairman Kaga > HammerheadFistpunch
08/20/2013 at 16:44

The 130 Toll Road from Georgetown to Seguin. It's shaved off a good half hour on trips to see the in-laws, although fuel economy drops precipitously.

zwerlus > HammerheadFistpunch
08/20/2013 at 16:44

The funny thing is I go 80 everywhere on the freeway anyway. Most of Salt Lake county is 10-12 lanes (5-6 each way) and most go 75-80mph in the 65mph zones unless there's an accident.

Kaufmania: Mark Webber's Stunt Double > Blondude
08/20/2013 at 16:45

Exactly why we want them to go up!

Burn The Block > HammerheadFistpunch
08/20/2013 at 16:45

:Texas:

ptak appreciates old racecars > cuts_off_prius
08/20/2013 at 16:46

Never thought I'd say this, but yay Texas.

cuts_off_prius > Casper
08/20/2013 at 16:47

You don't have a "veto-proof" system in which a Bill can still be passed if it gets a certain amount of support from lawmakers and the governor vetoes it? We have that in Illinois.

Frank LaFone > HammerheadFistpunch
08/20/2013 at 16:48

I drove through I-40 between NM and OK this summer and I'm pretty sure the speed limit was 75.

UncleWalty > MontegoMan562 is a Capri RS Owner
08/20/2013 at 16:49

75 between Toledo and Detroit is 75 the whole way. Everyone does at least 85...many closer to 90.

jnecr > thebigbossyboss
08/20/2013 at 16:49

They'll pass you on the shoulder if you're only doing 100 km/h!!

ATX211 > HammerheadFistpunch
08/20/2013 at 16:49

As mentioned there is a stretch of I-10 and I-20 in west Texas that is 80 now (Like 400+ mile stretches of road), but I think they are going to bump them to 85 assuming nobody kills themselves on the 130 toll from Georgetown to Seguin.

James > cuts_off_prius
08/20/2013 at 16:49

My home state wants to up the speed limit to 70?

I think I'm going to stay off of US 41 and I-43 after any Packer game. The last thing I want to do is be turned into road pizza by a drunken idiot screaming down the road at 85.

Destructive Tester > cuts_off_prius
08/20/2013 at 16:49

Utah's increase to 80 a few years ago was a godsend. Its most of I-15 south of Utah county to around Cedar City and was a Godsend for roadtrips to Vegas. Now its spread to I-80 in the western desert (Bonneville area and one of those Vanishing Point roads), and the northern stretch of I-15 where there's nothing but pastures.

HammerheadFistpunch > SkarTisu
08/20/2013 at 16:49

80 mph and beer don't mix in any state.

thebigbossyboss > jnecr
08/20/2013 at 16:50

Every once in a while I come across someone going like 80, people whizzing by on both sides lol.

D-Franko > cuts_off_prius
08/20/2013 at 16:50

When I first got my Driver's License, I lived in Montana and there was no fixed speed limit! Overall I felt it was great, and I really miss it. It was interesting to see how fast/slow people actually drove without a number on a sign, and generally there were many positives. Following distance increased and signal and seat-belt usage also both went up. Best case scenario is probably digital signs that can update the max/min speeds for a stretch of road per traffic density, lighting/visibility, and weather.

SebringSkunkApe > Xesty
08/20/2013 at 16:50

Completely agree - with the exception of inclement weather, I-95 is wide and flat through most of the state with visibility for miles...

Of course the friggin' snowbirds won't know how to handle it though...

Casper > cuts_off_prius
08/20/2013 at 16:51

It's complicated, but basically no. The problem is that Oregon is generally Democrat controlled state for all of recent history. The problem created is that if the Governor decides to veto something, it's like the king of the party making a decision. Pretty much none of the party members would break formation to challenge him. Further, if the politicians don't want to be the bad guy, their favorite fall back option is to have DOT simply refuse to do it based on cost or some other excuse, then just not force them to comply or punish them for non-compliance (because they actually didn't want them to comply).

Gizmo44 > Blondude
08/20/2013 at 16:51

And about time too!

ValidScr33nN4me > Casper
08/20/2013 at 16:52

While I understand your point, I don't think mine is completely irrelevant. For instance, I know and have seen many people that have no problem simultaneously talking on the phone, holding a cup of coffee and doing their eye makeup or shaving while looking in the visor mirror, but they never speed because they are so worried about getting a ticket.

Would you really want them driving faster than they already are? My point is that people are more distracted now than they ever have been, and letting them drive faster isn't always the best idea. The point is to improve safety and lower the number of accidents and deaths on the road, not maintain the numbers we have.

However, it is a great idea to raise the limit in WI, because 65 mph suuuucks on I-94.

JRapp: now as good as new again > cuts_off_prius
08/20/2013 at 16:53

So Oregon is listed as 65, and yes, there are spots that have the speed limit as high as 65, but for the most part, at least on the West side of Portland, even I5 is 55mph. It's ridiculous! You can raise the official maximum all you want, but if you don't change the signs, what does it matter?

ApheXNinjA > cuts_off_prius
08/20/2013 at 16:54

Loved the Utah highway system when I lived there. Everyone, including cops, would speed in the left hand lane. Slower drivers, of course, would be to the right.

The speed was around 70-75 in the right hand lane, and 80-90 in the left. Never once had I seen a cop pull someone over in the left hand lane for going 10mph over... in fact, I watched a cop follow a line of traffic, and I jumped in behind him.

Now I'm back in Idaho, and I swear people can't be bothered to use more than an inch of their accelerator... =/ I would love to see an article / review on states driving conditions. Idaho doesn't have "bad" drivers, just really really obnoxiously slow ones. Haha

green_man_group > SkarTisu
08/20/2013 at 16:54

As a Wisconsin property tax payer, I can tell you that Wisconsin property taxes are quite low compared to Illinois taxes.

I do think Wisconsin is very backwards with speed limits and very aggressive about ticketing though. Ticket revenue is big business here. People get pulled over A LOT here.

No one really drives 65 for any extended period of time on rural highway here though. Most people drive 70-75. There are always a few idiots doing 85 or 90.

Nick, Drives a Cobalt LT > Feint
08/20/2013 at 16:54

495 I got pulled over doing 70.

Another local cop got me at 5 over....

gometz > cuts_off_prius
08/20/2013 at 16:55

Louisiana laughs at speed limits. I-10 south of Baton Rouge is regularly 90+ during commuting hours.

Also, max speed of 65? damn that sucks...

blunderbuzz > cuts_off_prius
08/20/2013 at 16:55

Go yellow team! Of course... you do have to go far out of your way to get to a posted 80 mph zone.

chris209 > Blondude
08/20/2013 at 16:55

Well 55mph is way to slow for a tri-state tollway when you're away from the city. The tollway to/from the suburbs should have a much faster limit.

Triborough > Jason Adrian
08/20/2013 at 16:56

Don't you mean Camrys?

cuts_off_prius > Mercedes Streeter
08/20/2013 at 16:56

The bill lowered the reckless driving threshold from 31 mph to 26 mph over the limit.

Triborough > offroadkarter
08/20/2013 at 16:56

287 would be a good one to raise it on. There are portions where 80 is too slow for the flow.

fintail > Casper
08/20/2013 at 16:57

I was just going to whine about Oregon. I spent several days there last week, and saw 55 on so many highways, both urban and rural. It was like going back in time to 1975. Idiotic.

MTY85 > cuts_off_prius
08/20/2013 at 16:57

Now, where's the diagram showing what speeds people actually drive? We have a 65 mph speed limit in NJ and if you drive that speed, you're a road hazard.

gometz > Mailbox Cancer
08/20/2013 at 16:57

Also I-10 between Houston and San Antonio. Actually you know what: you're wrong, I-10 doesn't pass through Austin. So I guess that means Houston to El Paso.