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You are right they will be restricted to the road speed anyway. Maybe they accelerate faster ?
I read somewhere vehicles with higher KW engines also use more fuel. If that is true without them actually being able to go faster it is a thing to consider.
if you are using mod shipping containers the biggest trucks and trains still can struggle accelerating with 10-20k tons of iron gravel or coal packed into containers, and will still go slow,
so pick the highest KW for those kinds of jobs, and lower KW for lighter jobs
I for sure think there should be faster vehicles and emergency priority, for example police and ambulances firetrucks getting stuck in traffic instead of all the cars pulling to the right for emergency services like in real life.
As to emergency vehicle priority, I agree that it'd be nice to have, especially when trying to make extensive use of private vehicles.
• Their passing speed.
• Their "handling" around corners.
When passing, a vehicle ignores the road's speed limit, and faster speeds might allow vehicles to pass vehicles in some situations when they otherwise could not (I haven't looked too much into this, so I can't comment on how effective it is).
As for "handling," road vehicles will take corners and curves at a fraction of their top speed, so even though road vehicles cannot go faster than 110 km/hr, some can take curves much faster than others. For example, the Trabi 601 (top speed of 80 km/hr) can take a 90° corner at only ~29 km/hr, while the T613 (top speed of 170 km/hr) can take the same corner at ~63 km/hr. Humorously, even tractors and construction equipment that go at 15 km/hr will slow down at corners and curves.
Also 110 is more than reasonable limit. There’s not that much places in a world with limits higher than this, and only one country without limit on highways.
if i remember that correct, i see a niche situation where you want cars that go faster than max road speed to get to some places (heating or electricity) somewhat puctual no matter what the weather, because there reduced speed is closer to speedlimit.
In my ( RL ) country the highest speed is 100 km/h. Supposedly for environmental reasons.
One has to take into account the game starts in 1960 per default and vehicles at that time were not as good in road handling and power as they are today. Leaf spring suspension was still common in all vehicles back then ( and this type suspension goes back to horse drawn coaches...) diesel engines were 2 stroke with a small power band in revs and therefore noisy, thirsty and slow accelerating, and cars generally had half the power they do today, even with impressive large car engines.
Of course the game advances in modern age as well and the vehicles capacity and engine power grows with it, but it is easy to imagine environmental regulations playing a part there too, as environmental issue's as pollution and population reaction to it are part of the game.
So i am not too bothered with 110 as maximum speed.