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sunset on the dock · 01-23-2023, 04:03 PM

Whatever the circumstances, I suspect Capt. Dunleavey would not have recorded 65 MPH+ without reasonable probability of knowing that this number is correct. And wherever the swimmer was, it shows that at 65 MPH (or so) one's ability to spot and avoid danger is impaired. So what about a skier who has fallen in the Broads? Will he/she be seen? Or are we to give over the Broads just to the speed boaters?

But whatever the circumstances, this flies in the face of Woodsy's assertion that there have not been any daytime speeding related accidents.

Many lakes, Lake George for example, have speed limits. I suspect ours will stand as presently written.

01-23-2023, 04:03 PM	#43
sunset on the dock Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2009 Posts: 329 Thanks: 134 Thanked 101 Times in 66 Posts	Whatever the circumstances, I suspect Capt. Dunleavey would not have recorded 65 MPH+ without reasonable probability of knowing that this number is correct. And wherever the swimmer was, it shows that at 65 MPH (or so) one's ability to spot and avoid danger is impaired. So what about a skier who has fallen in the Broads? Will he/she be seen? Or are we to give over the Broads just to the speed boaters? But whatever the circumstances, this flies in the face of Woodsy's assertion that there have not been any daytime speeding related accidents. Many lakes, Lake George for example, have speed limits. I suspect ours will stand as presently written.