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normal walking speed = how many miles per hour?

my neighborhood had a speed limit of 5 mph. I find it hard to go that slow with the brakes on.

If a person is walking at normal walking speed, how many miles per hour (mph) is this?

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what is the margin of error?
3 mph is alot slower than 4 mph (about one hour difference on a 12 mile walk)
5 mph is alot faster than 4 mph (about one hour difference on a 12 mile walk)

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I have done some walking and you can walk further in an hour than you think.
It might be nice to trot 1/2 mile then walk 1/2 mile.......my 12 mile walk time could be cut in halve.

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I just saw a stat of 4 feet per second which would be 14,400 feet per hour = 2.72 miles per hour.

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