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by perkypolock from My house in Illinois

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Don't Forget Drive 45 to keep them Alive!
Apr 21, 2008 | 1:30 PM
Category: Traffic
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Yes spring has sprung and everyone wants to get out there and enjoy every moment of daylight.  Remember though with this spring comes construction whether its road, housing its still construction.  I am posting this in memory of Jeff Staley who was killed in MO working on the job.  

Pretty day and I was out.  255 S / Horseshoelake RD construction going pretty strong, but I don't see the driving vehicles slowing down. I know I slowed down to 45 and had Jeff Staley in my mind as I watched  2 vechiles take that exit at least doing 55.  Orange is a color which means CAUTION on the roadways or so I thought.  People remember to slow down and be a responsible driver. 

This goes for neighborhoods too! But, I like to see 20mp or lower!

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lilmomma28 read my blog view my photos
Apr 21, 2008 | 1:37 PM

My subdivision is supposed to be 20 mph. Keyword... SUPPOSED TO BE!! People will literally do 50 and up through here. Aggravates me when my kids are out playing.

Also them construction workers are out and about too. I wish everyone would SLOW DOWN too Perks!

Great blog!!!!
mlb1276 read my blog view my photos
Apr 21, 2008 | 2:14 PM

we have a 10 mph speed limit in my complex and everyday i see people doing well over.
Pugman
Apr 24, 2008 | 1:55 PM

I make it a point to call the police when I see the traffic in my subdivision getting over 20mph of the posted 25mph limit. I have nothing against the younger generation wanting to "Strut their stuff" but there is a place for that; it's at the race track! Not the city streets! Heck, I will even join them and let my 37yr old 442 streach it's legs! LOL
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