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Five separate speed limit signs leading onto the Columbia Square

Comments re article 44446 More fuel thrown on hot Five Roads to Square debate

By Billy Joe Fudge

The speed limit is posted at Sav-a-Lot for all roads converging onto Burkesville Street, is posted at the Columbia Baptist Church for all roads converging onto Greensburg Street, is posted at Grissom-Martin Funeral Home for all roads converging onto Campbellsville Street, but the last posted speed limit for motorists traveling toward Downtown Columbia on East 80 is at the Russell Murphy House driveway and the last posted speed limit for motorists traveling toward Downtown Columbia on South 55 is at Speedway.

Thus there are five (5) (V) separate speed limit signs leading onto the Downtown Columbia Square.




This story was posted on 2011-05-19 12:15:11
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