IOWA GOVERNOR KIM REYNOLDS WILL SOON GET TO DECIDE WHETHER THE 55 MILE AN HOUR SPEED LIMIT ON TWO-LANE STATE HIGHWAYS WILL GO UP TO 60.
THE STATE SENATE HAS GIVEN FINAL APPROVAL TO A BILL THAT AUTHORIZES THE INCREASE.
SENATOR KERRY GRUENHAGEN OF WALCOTT SAYS THE VEHICLES OF TODAY ARE WELL DESIGNED FOR THE HIGHER SPEED.
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60SPEED1 OC……CRASH AVOIDANCE SYSTEMS.” :16
16 SENATORS OPPOSED THE BILL INCLUDING THOMAS TOWNSEND OF DUBUQUE:
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IF THE GOVERNOR SIGNS THIS BILL INTO LAW, DRIVERS WOULD BE ABLE TO GET TWO TICKETS A YEAR GOING 70 IN A 60 MILE PER HOUR ZONE ON A TWO-LANE HIGHWAY WITHOUT IT AFFECTING THEIR DRIVER’S LICENSE — OR THE DRIVER’S INSURANCE RATES.
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