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Skip · 11-08-2006, 10:25 PM

Good points Airwaves, but I think the speculation was derived by the WMUR political reporter (Scott Spradling) as he spoke to many of the candidates yesterday.

In my particular case, I spent 15 hours yesterday doing my annual civic duty as Ward Moderator in my particular NH city. During that long day I spent much of the day conversing with a great number of local statehouse democrats that eventually went on to win last night. One of the issues discussed? The speed limit.

The speed limit left a sour taste in many legislators mouths last year, at least according to the legislators I spoke with.

My prediction? Some type of general speed limit regulations will be passed in the upcoming legislative session.

And I suspect it will be one of the first bills filed for quick action early next year!

I suspect we shall see, either way, very soon....

Skip

11-08-2006, 10:25 PM	#4
Skip Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Dover, NH Posts: 1,615 Thanks: 256 Thanked 514 Times in 182 Posts	Ahhhhh, speculation... Good points Airwaves, but I think the speculation was derived by the WMUR political reporter (Scott Spradling) as he spoke to many of the candidates yesterday. In my particular case, I spent 15 hours yesterday doing my annual civic duty as Ward Moderator in my particular NH city. During that long day I spent much of the day conversing with a great number of local statehouse democrats that eventually went on to win last night. One of the issues discussed? The speed limit. The speed limit left a sour taste in many legislators mouths last year, at least according to the legislators I spoke with. My prediction? Some type of general speed limit regulations will be passed in the upcoming legislative session. And I suspect it will be one of the first bills filed for quick action early next year! I suspect we shall see, either way, very soon.... Skip