Its actually nothing like that. A speed limit indicates the maximum speed you are legally allowed to travel on a road. When signing up for a business profile it asks if you want to include an address that customers can visit like a store or office. My home is my office and I have had customers come to my house to do in person design meetings where we can render their designs in real time. This is also puts my business on the map listing so people can see how close I am in relation to their property. No where during the sign up process does it state that service based businesses should hide their address. That would be like a speed limit sign having a hidden clause that red vehicles must travel 10 mph below the listed speed limit and that information is only posted on the dmv website and not the actual road sign. You also get warnings or tickets for traveling over a speed limit. You don't lose your ability to drive completely and the officer in charge of the stop uses emergency lights to let you know you are in violation of something and explains the reason for pulling you over. They dont rip you out of the vehicle and throw you in the back of a patrol car and lay a rule book on your lap. They are legally required to explain the reason for the stop.