Why change something that works if anything some speeds are too slow.
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Adam legg
7 years ago
Nothing wrong with our speed limits, just bazza on a power trip.......again
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Pat
7 years ago
There is no police around to enforce the speed limits now. A lot of people are speeding now and not being stop. Deputies just want
to do everything against the people of the island
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Simon
7 years ago
This reduction in speed limits is unecesary and unsupported
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Louis
7 years ago
This is just silly
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Lexi Lundberg
7 years ago
This is stupid.
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James
7 years ago
I do not think they should reduce the speeds
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Clive Davies
7 years ago
The decision to reduce speed limits seems to have little logic behind it.
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Kevin Smale
7 years ago
Just no evidence this necessary and no method the enforce it. Burocracy for burocracy sake.
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Christine Wright
8 years ago
Listen to islanders views
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Anonymous
8 years ago
Ludicrous idea!! Just another way to make money on speeding fines!!
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Adrian
8 years ago
Not necessarily all that they have done, but the way they have done it with contempt for the general public
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Anonymous
8 years ago
Gavin st piers yearly approach of increasing duty on fuel, tobacco and alcohol simply is not sustainable. The direct link between fuel prices and cost of living is forcing up the everyday costs. Gavin doesn't care about this, he's rich, this largely affects low income people who will not only not be able to afford to fill their car, they will also struggle with goods due to the increased costs being passed on from the fuel duty.
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Suzanne
8 years ago
Please don't mess with the bailiwick any more. Leave our roads alone.
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Adam
8 years ago
Another example of the states imposing their ideals rather than representing their constituants.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
For gods sake, who’s complaining about speed limits. Everyone drives according to the traffic at the time. There will always be people who will speed no matter what
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Edijs Jugans
8 years ago
Go away
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Paula Lanyon
8 years ago
Yet another Nanny State manoeuvre. It’s unnecessary. Most people drive responsibly and there will always be those that don’t. No need to fix what ain’t broken.
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Paula Lanyon
8 years ago
There’s no need to fix what ain’t broken. The system works as is. Yet another Nanny State manoeuvre
What a bunch of bloody nobs
Why change something that works if anything some speeds are too slow.
Nothing wrong with our speed limits, just bazza on a power trip.......again
There is no police around to enforce the speed limits now. A lot of people are speeding now and not being stop. Deputies just want to do everything against the people of the island
This reduction in speed limits is unecesary and unsupported
This is just silly
This is stupid.
I do not think they should reduce the speeds
The decision to reduce speed limits seems to have little logic behind it.
Just no evidence this necessary and no method the enforce it. Burocracy for burocracy sake.
Listen to islanders views
Ludicrous idea!! Just another way to make money on speeding fines!!
Not necessarily all that they have done, but the way they have done it with contempt for the general public
Gavin st piers yearly approach of increasing duty on fuel, tobacco and alcohol simply is not sustainable. The direct link between fuel prices and cost of living is forcing up the everyday costs. Gavin doesn't care about this, he's rich, this largely affects low income people who will not only not be able to afford to fill their car, they will also struggle with goods due to the increased costs being passed on from the fuel duty.
Please don't mess with the bailiwick any more. Leave our roads alone.
Another example of the states imposing their ideals rather than representing their constituants.
For gods sake, who’s complaining about speed limits. Everyone drives according to the traffic at the time. There will always be people who will speed no matter what
Go away
Yet another Nanny State manoeuvre. It’s unnecessary. Most people drive responsibly and there will always be those that don’t. No need to fix what ain’t broken.
There’s no need to fix what ain’t broken. The system works as is. Yet another Nanny State manoeuvre