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Originally Posted by Skip
This is a perfect example of why it is so difficult to have rational and mature debate within these particular threads, and I hesitate to respond.
However....
If you take the time to read and understand my post you will see that I beleive the existing legislation is flawed. And I believe there are some reasonable methods that could be applied to meet a compromise that would be palpable to people on both sides of the equation (as I suggested, relaxing of restrictions in the Broads and rethinking the upper 45 mph limit).
The solution that will never make it through the Legislature is complete repeal of the current speed limit regulations, regardless of the cute phrases used to mask the word "repeal".
I just hope (and challenge) that the President and members of SBONH change course and from this point forward be perfectly honest and open with the public about their intents.
Its known in the political trade as establishing credibility.
Now it is time for me to start preparing for the Pats game and on to a fabulous dinner with family and friends!
Happy Thanksgiving All,
Skip
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My point being, what's wrong with "reasonable prudent" based on conditions? If it's good enough for the CG why is it not good enough for NH? Or do we live in our own little "bubble" here in NH?