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Decatur City Council to Weigh Speed Limit Reductions After Public Safety Review

Newseze Wire·Thu, Sep 10, 12:48 AMWire: Fox 5 Atlanta
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Decatur City Council to Weigh Speed Limit Reductions After Public Safety Review

The city's speed study will determine whether lowering limits on residential and commercial streets improves public safety—a decision that affects commuters, school zones, and local liability exposure.

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