Here's what stripped Americans of their last state without a daytime numerical speed limit 

March 10th, 1996 is a date that should live in infamy, for it marks the day Rudy Stanko started a series of events that would eventually strip Americans of their last state without a daytime numerical speed limit in 1998.  At the time of Stanko's first speeding citation in this series of citations, Montana had re-adopted the 'Basic Rule' which cites the vague concept of 'reasonable and prudent' driving as one of the yardsticks which Montana law enforcement officers interpreted to discern deviations from safe driving practices.   — Read the rest