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I assume this is a joke question . . . ?
Anyway, 60 miles per hour is that magic speed where you go a-mile-a-minute (60 miles per 60 minutes), so it will be 20 minutes for that road length at a constant speed. For 20 miles on a map, it may be a little different if there are uphill and downhill bits, as the road will be longer.
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