If it is metric then MPH is a guff combo if imperial then KPH is equally as dumb.
neither combo is dumb as the hour isn’t whats being measured, its the number of things that happen in an hour. It doesn’t matter whether its metric or imperial because theres only one hour in the measure. So its miles per 1, or kilometres per 1.
Anything you have after the ‘per’ is only one of: per day, per person, per kitten. So even if that thing is a metric or imperial unit – per lb, per ton its still wouldn’t matter if you mix and match
What I find dumb is getting fuel economy measured either completely in metric or imperial – miles per gallon or kilometres per litre. The only figure that really means anything in the uk in miles per litre, MPG is pretty meaningless indication of economy as nobody knows what gallon costs any more. Perhaps mp£ would be even more useful. Or maybe just upsetting if you learn that your 50mpg car returns less than 10mp£