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Street view: Do you think speed limits should be lowered in high crash areas?

Alice Guy
Rotorua Daily Post·
11 Apr, 2017 02:33 AMQuick Read

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Grant Edwards
Grant Edwards

Yep, there's too many crashes on the roads. Mostly probably on open roads.

GRANT EDWARDS, 54
Whakarewarewa

Amy Davidson
Amy Davidson

It depends on what the speed limit is and whether speed is a contributing factor to the crashes. Also, how many people were speeding anyway when they had their crashes.

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AMY DAVIDSON, 24
Fordlands

Cheyanne Henry
Cheyanne Henry

Yes, there are a lot of crazy drivers out there. Especially young drivers.

CHEYANNE HENRY, 20
Victoria

Veny Cutinho
Veny Cutinho

Yes, I haven't seen many crashes in Rotorua, but just in general on the news.

VENY CUTINHO, 32
Central

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David Wickliffe
David Wickliffe

Depends on where the area is. You'd have to check traffic flow against the fatalities, because it depends mostly on the road conditions. Like where I live on a T intersection I think yes absolutely it should be reduced.

DAVID WICKLIFFE, 35
Reporoa

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