100 km per hour in freedom units
100 km per hour is 100 km/h. Here it is in everything else.
That's roughly
6.2shopping cart joyrides downhill
Assuming one shopping cart joyride hits 10 mph (16 km/h, if you insist).
Also equal to
- 🏁a thirdof a stock car at Talladega
- 🚆a thirdof an Acela train
- ⚾two-thirdsof a 100-mph fastball
- 🦅two-thirdsof a diving bald eagle
- 🚛almost oneinterstate trucker
- 🚐2.5minivans in a school zone
100 km per hour is about
| How many | Of what | Assuming one | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 🏁 | a third | of a stock car at Talladega | laps at 200 mph |
| 🚆 | a third | of an Acela train | tops out at 150 mph |
| ⚾ | two-thirds | of a 100-mph fastball | is 100 mph, by name |
| 🦅 | two-thirds | of a diving bald eagle | drops at 90 mph |
| 🚛 | almost one | interstate trucker | holds 70 mph |
| 🚐 | 2.5 | minivans in a school zone | goes 25 mph |
| 🐊 | 3.1 | sprinting alligators | manages 20 mph in short bursts |
| 🛴 | 5 | mall cops on Segways | tops out at 12.5 mph |
| 🛒 | 6.2 | shopping cart joyrides | hits 10 mph |
| 🚶 | 20.7 | mall walkers | goes 3 mph |
| 🍟 | 992 | drive-thru lines | moves at 0.06 mph |
| 🐌 | 2,137 | garden snails | moves at 0.03 mph |