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By Matt Pki..kky
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Speeding in the T\»wn of Washington mtiv nut be n* mm punt as outcry from fuim> town residents WUUlli fHHMtl to suggest.
tlver « timrdnv period lust month only 'i..i percent of v«hktm broke the speed limit on Washington'* Mtun Street by 10 mile* per hour or more. u speeding study conducted in March Hiunii.
"Mum street basically hus no problem" snid Major Scott Jenkins, second in charge at the Rappahannock Sheriff* Office.
The sheriff's office, which arranged the study, does neu enforce the '-H-miles-per hour sp ^«&Uiuit on Main Street until velun^C^Veidt it by 10 miles per hour or more, he said.
Jenkins said that in one direction of travel on Main Street, just one percent of vehicles exceeded the UR-miles-per hour cut-off tor enforcement.
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