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In response to "I believe the problem is states then going on to tell cities that they *can't* set speed limits. -- nm" by Reagen

I'm sure the power gets abused but, being familiar with the rural "speed trap" towns, I believe the state should have some authority -- nm

Posted by crash davis (aka crash davis) Aug 24 '22, 10:15

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An entire town in Ohio was erased as a political entity for running itself on speed trap tickets - TWuG Aug 24, 10:19 2
- I think that when jurisdictions do this they're targeting out-of-jurisdiction drivers, who have no way of knowing the penalty for the violation. - Max Aug 24, 10:26 1
  - The most notorious town in Idaho is on the other side of a mountain from Boise. Then it abruptly ceased. Word was they ticketed an ID Supreme Ct judge -- nm - crash davis Aug 24, 10:31

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