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Old 03-11-2023, 01:06 PM   #60
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There were no deaths attributed to speed before and after the law so we will have no way of knowing. I have a lot of common sense so I know it’s perfectly safe to open it up so to speak in the broads or Meredith, Paugus and Alton Bays when things are clear. Fast boats are fun to some of us.

Show me a study that shows having a speed limit improves safety. You may enjoy living in a world in which the government dictates every aspect of your life. I don’t.


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You just crack me up. No way are your posts for real. Anyway...A study by the University of Wisconsin-Madison found that lower speed limits on inland lakes in Wisconsin reduced the number of accidents and fatalities.

A study by the National Marine Manufacturers Association found that slower speeds reduce the risk of accidents and injuries, and that boaters who travel at slower speeds are more likely to be wearing life jackets.
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