What speed units are there and where are they used?
1km/h=0.54 knots is used for ships
1km/h=0.621mph speed in the USA
WHICH speeds are still available and where?
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You can divide each unit of length through each unit of time – and get a speed unit.
e.g. meters per second, kilometers per minute, centimeters per year etc.
And this not only works with SI units, e.g. nodes (kn) are Nautian miles per hour.
I personally prefer “furlongs per fortnight” – a real practical unit!
As many as can be generated from the combination of the various unit systems (metric, imperial, nautical, cgs, astronomic, heaviside-Lorentz, Planck units, etc.).
Among them also such extravagant combinations as “furlong per fortnight” in FFF system
There are still light years.