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Originally Posted by Bear Islander
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If the study is accurate, and no boats are speeding, then enforcement will not be a problem.
Perhaps you should explain that to Woodsy in the other thread. He thinks enforcement will be a huge problem, and cost lots of money.
The opposition can't have it both ways. Is there a speeding problem on Winni or not?
If there is no speeding problem now, if almost nobody is going over 45, then a speed limit will not inconvenience anyone. If there is a speeding problem now, then I submit we need a speed limit.
Anyway the real question about the study is its accuracy. Not who it favors. I think most people on both sides realize the way the data was collected was idiotic. Clearly Woodsy believes enforcement will be extremely difficult, expensive and disruptive to the power boating community. If the study were accurate, how could that be so?
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Why do you call it a speeding
problem? What incidents/accidents have been the
result of speeding on the lake? How many have there been in the last 5 years?