We will be traveling to Canada from the US and would like to know how to determine the speed limits from km to mph. Any help would be appreciated.

If I recall correctly, you divide # of kilometers by 1.6 to convert to miles.

I find the easiest way to do it is to multiply kilometres by 0.6 ...

So, a Canadian speed limit of 100 is about 60 mph; 80 kph is about 50 mph; 50 kph is about 30 mph ... it's not perfect, but close enough for driving.

Anselm

Hi:

Rather than doing the mental calculation, I simply glance at my speedometer, which has numbers indicating my speed in both mph and kph. Also, when seeing a sign indicating that the next major town is 80 kms ahead, a glance at the speedometer will show that this equals about 48 miles.

Regards.

Thank you. All the information was very helpful.