GDOT is wasting money
Dec 05, 2012 | 1445 views | 0 0 comments | 8 8 recommendations | email to a friend | print
To the editor:

Is there anyone at the Georgia Department of Transportation with any sense?

GDOT is proposing to spend nearly $1.5 million on electronic speed limit signs so that from time to time and on certain sections of I-285, the speed limit can be set to 65 mph. Do they really think that drivers will slow down to 65 mph? Has anyone at GDOT ever driven on I-285 and noticed that hardly any of the vehicles are traveling less that 65 mph? The proposed expenditure of taxpayer dollars is supposed to ease congestion during peak hours. I don’t see how raising the speed limit to 65 mph will make drivers feel any better when 20 mph is as fast as traffic will allow. There must be a unit at GDOT given the responsibility of wasting money.



WAYNE ESAROVE

Hampton
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