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County engineer discusses changes with effort to adjust rural speed signs
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Speed warning signs a success in Plains
The mayor said the digital speed readers at each end of town will be a "big deal" to help slow people down when entering the town. Mayor Chris Allen noted that the feedback is that people believe the new signs are making drivers realize when they're going too fast. "I think it has certainly slowed people down," said Plains Officer Nate Zigler, who added that just prior to...
·Thompson Falls, United States
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County engineer discusses changes with effort to adjust rural speed signs
The Worth County Engineer and Secondary Road departments continued to assess county roads to comply with a change in state law to increase speed limits, before the recent installation of new signs.
·Northwood, United States
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