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Woodsy · 01-02-2006, 10:48 PM

I wonder how many of the Pro HB-162 crowd have actually boated on Lake George? I boat there, and there are two well publicized Donzi events held on Lake George every year. I think 2006 will be 10th year for these events.

In any case, Lake George does have a speed limit. They don't have a 150' safe passage rule, with the exception of distance to the shoreline.

However, this speed limit is NOT aggressively enforced. I have never witnessed anyone getting a speeding ticket on Lake George. I read somewhere that NY publishes the amount of tickets written on Lake George because its a state park and there is an access fee. I believe the grand total was 5 speeding violations written. I am going to try and track that report down. It should make for some interesting reading...

Woodsy

01-02-2006, 10:48 PM	#9
Woodsy Senior Member Join Date: May 2004 Location: Weirs Beach Posts: 1,952 Thanks: 80 Thanked 971 Times in 433 Posts	I wonder how many of the Pro HB-162 crowd have actually boated on Lake George? I boat there, and there are two well publicized Donzi events held on Lake George every year. I think 2006 will be 10th year for these events. In any case, Lake George does have a speed limit. They don't have a 150' safe passage rule, with the exception of distance to the shoreline. However, this speed limit is NOT aggressively enforced. I have never witnessed anyone getting a speeding ticket on Lake George. I read somewhere that NY publishes the amount of tickets written on Lake George because its a state park and there is an access fee. I believe the grand total was 5 speeding violations written. I am going to try and track that report down. It should make for some interesting reading... Woodsy