Absolutely not. Good thing I only buy used cars - driving, for me, is a joy (not in traffic, for obvious reasons). I like driving fast when conditions are right, and I see no issue going full throttle it if it’s done safely.
Interestingly, in Europe (where this regulation is being implemented), there are roads that are engineered to allow high speed driving and in places allow unlimited speed. Over here, it is pretty much impossible and the 100-120km/h speed limits on most highways are a trade off between safety and geography. It isn't a nice surprise to have an 80kg animal leap out in front of your car while you were 'safely' scanning the road some distance ahead. And because of socialized health care, we each have an economic interest in other people's safe driving. The areas over here with unlimited speeds are also interesting, as they are so remote and dead straight. Safe there is more about endurance than reflex, and understanding rarely understood facts about perception like how you need to move your eyes and head so you actually see objects heading directly towards you.
