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21-01-2014, 07:30 PM
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Just watched a story on ACA where this newly elected Senator thinks that speed limits should be taken out of the hands of engineers and be based on the views of motorists.
Can I have some of what this guy is smoking? I can just see the mess, in Rose Bay the speed limits will be 20kph so that the old people can window shop whilst driving past whilst in downtown Boganville the flashing school zones will all be set at 120, a big reduction from "no limits".
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Knuckle Head Senator says Drivers Should Decide Speed Limit
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