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:ohdear: Why can't people just slow down, enjoy the life we have here and quit complaining about everything? Best way to not get a ticket is to follow posted speed limits and/or other directions and you don't have to worry or be concerned! Where are you going in such a hurry here in TV? If you're running late, maybe you should have started earlier!!! Don't blame LEO's for your problems! They are hired to do a job and have no control over what laws are in the books. But, they do have control over enforcing them..! While we're talking traffic violations...! How about some of you folks start stopping at the many stop signs around TV...!!! No rolling stops, complete stops...! Unreal!!! Slow Down!!! It will be there when you get there!;)
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Buena Vista may be a "four lane divided highway". It has four lanes and divided and I suppose, technically, it is a highway. However, in its approximately 10 miles of meandering it has 14 roundabouts and 10 other intersections. There are some "line of sight" problems as well. I am not a traffic engineer but I certainly hope the speed limit remains at 35MPH. There are far too many people driving 45MPH on it now. If the limit were 45MPH then there would be those who would drive 55MPH.
There may be some sections where it is safe to exceed 35MPH but it seems impractical to have numerous and varying speed limits. |
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I so agree. :agree: on ALMOST every point you made, Billy. Not sure about citizen's arrest ;) Some people think that rules and traffic limits and signs are just suggestions. Slowing down is a small price to pay for keeping everyone safer. Some people view all law enforcement as a huge inconvenience and all law enforcers as the bad guys. Not me. Have had a lot of great cops in my family. |
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IF that started in The Villages, the citizens here would really be upset at having to pay tickets for very minor over-the-limits. I certainly do endorse giving speeding tickets to both citizens and workers/contractors for blatant speeding in their cars - as well as to the golf cart drivers who are going over the 20 mph limit. |
My suggestion is that when you see or even know there is a school zone to pay attention and slow down to at or below the limit. There is no mercy for speeding in a school zone nor should there be. Tickets here are cheap compared to Arizona where the limit is 15 and God help you if you got a ticket. Judges aren't kind to people who have a school zone violation on their records nor are Insurance Companies. For the debaters out there, I don't care. Just slow down and behave in School Zones.
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However, "too many people driving slow as a problem" puzzles me. Speed limit on 466 is 45 mph. Morse and Buena Vista are 35 mph. Most other streets are 20, 25, and 30 mph. Golf cart speed limit on streets is 20 mph unless you are street legal and then it is 25 mph. You can get anywhere in The Villages in a short amount of time. Go the speed limit and be happy. |
How do the blue lights on top of the traffic light work?
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180 posts no conclusion......"time for a new thread????
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They are up by Lopez right now
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