Speed Limit, Speed Trap - Letter
A better lead for your story about Quinaquisset Avenue would have been “Local officials complain after state orders them to end illegal speed trap.”
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A better lead for your story about Quinaquisset Avenue would have been “Local officials complain after state orders them to end illegal speed trap.”
Commentary on a recent study published in the journal Science that concluded a Texas highway sign warning about accidents actually increased accidents.
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Home >Police Enforcement > Tickets and Cash > OPINION: How To Set Speed Limits For Safety, Not Profit 4/21/2021 OPINION: How To Set Speed Limits For Safety, Not Profit Commentary on the most objective method for setting speed limits when safety, not revenue, is the priority. Part 4 of a series By John F. Carr I led off this series by warning that the Federal Highway Administration wants to turn every road into a speed trap. The most dangerous of the hundreds of proposed changes to the Manual On Uniform Traffic Control Devices would delete the existing standard requiring agencies to consider...