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ITD · 10-23-2007, 04:29 PM

Cold hard facts, baby. Spin spin spin away, there is no speed problem on Lake Winnipesaukee, the data is in, the speed limit crowd is proven to be mistaken or worse. A speed limit will solve nothing, it will not have a positive impact on the lake, IT WILL MAKE THE LAKE A MORE DANGEROUS PLACE SHIFTING RESOURCES FROM EFFECTIVE PATROLS TO SPEED TRAPS. Don't be misled by the lies saying that the locations were announced, only two were. Don't be misled about the statistical BS being talked about, you can't figure an accurate average if you throw out all the boats travelling 10 MPH or less APS, you might as well throw out the speeds for all white boats and double the speeds for red boats.

If the speed limit law passes, it will be a travesty and the legislature will have been bamboozled.

10-23-2007, 04:29 PM	#35
ITD Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Moultonboro, NH Posts: 2,942 Thanks: 483 Thanked 700 Times in 391 Posts	Cold hard facts, baby. Spin spin spin away, there is no speed problem on Lake Winnipesaukee, the data is in, the speed limit crowd is proven to be mistaken or worse. A speed limit will solve nothing, it will not have a positive impact on the lake, IT WILL MAKE THE LAKE A MORE DANGEROUS PLACE SHIFTING RESOURCES FROM EFFECTIVE PATROLS TO SPEED TRAPS. Don't be misled by the lies saying that the locations were announced, only two were. Don't be misled about the statistical BS being talked about, you can't figure an accurate average if you throw out all the boats travelling 10 MPH or less APS, you might as well throw out the speeds for all white boats and double the speeds for red boats. If the speed limit law passes, it will be a travesty and the legislature will have been bamboozled.