LISA JULIANO, FT. LAUDERDALE, FLORIDA: Hello, my name Lisa Juliano. I am from Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. And my question is: Why does Europe have a different standard with the speed limits than the United States?</s>KEVIN DELANEY, SAFETY MGR., ROYAL AUTOMOBILE CLUB FOR MOTORING: I guess because Europe is made up of a whole host of different countries with different traditions. I think we've all these completely different attitudes to the motor car. That we're the United Kingdom and to be sort of somewhat phlegmatic people. Whereas the Italians are very sort of bravo and boisterous and have a very relationship with their cars to us. The Germans, of course, you know, sort of make some of the fastest motor cars in the world. And their speed limits reflect that in the sense that they're interwoven -- auto bounds, motorways, highways -- and have no speed limit at all. Europe, however, is being most -- as in mostly moving towards harmonization. And I would guess within the next five years, there will be a common set of speed limits throughout Europe.
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