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VT LEG #343645 v.2
H.627

Introduced by Representative McCullough of Williston



Subject: Motor vehicles; speed limits; interstate highway; Traffic Committee

Statement of purpose of bill as introduced: This bill proposes to establish a maximum speed limit of 55 miles per hour on Interstates 89 and 91.

That has as much chance of passing as a proposed minimum age of 21 for having a cell phone.

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Bubba wrote:That has as much chance of passing as a proposed minimum age of 21 for having a cell phone.

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Sad. Vermont was the last state to raise the drinking age.

Full bore fascist now.

No wonder all the kids are leaving the state.



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The Bridgewater Sheriff needs to expand his territory?

ME2VTSkier wrote:The Bridgewater Sheriff needs to expand his territory?

I was thinking that too.

Why not just install the cameras and charge a 100 toll for every trip down 89?

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Way Back When, Wyoming finally passed the 55 mph law and all the roads went from 70 - 75 (even on 2 lanes). We would drive our AF convoy on 90 trying not to be too obvious for speeding (60 mph). Ranchers and local business stopped using I-90 and instead used local dirt roads. Here we are on 90 doing 55 while the ranchers and others were flying down those dirt roads, sometimes moving up to 90 mph in areas. I'm sure the State Police would love the reduced rate, NOT !

Given the tolerance troopers have with the limit at 65 and most going around 80, what would a 55 limit achieve
In the first place, they don't have enuf patrol cars.

There's already a high number of cars (usually Subarus) going 55 on the highway, often in the left lane.

Vermont would be the lowest in the US.

snoloco wrote:There's already a high number of cars (usually Subarus) going 55 on the highway, often in the left lane.

yep

Mister Moose wrote:

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Vermont would be the lowest in the US.

In NH it is dependent on the conditions, you could get a ticket for doing 65 on I 89 in a snowstorm or won't be bothered for doing 80 in a 65 if dry with light traffic.