Committee debates speed‑limit enforcement, reviews crash history at A/B intersection
Supervisors questioned whether a locally reduced 45 mph zone should be enforceable before traffic signals are installed at a nearby development; staff said signal agreements with the developer are pending. Separately, staff reviewed a 10‑year crash history at the Highway A/Highway B intersection (29 crashes, 18 right‑angle, two fatalities) and proposed low‑cost countermeasures such as adding second stop signs or reusing flashing units.
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Members of the Dodge County highway committee raised enforcement concerns over a reduced 45 mph speed zone that was tied in county action to temporary traffic‑control signals for a nearby development, and the committee reviewed a separate staff crash‑history analysis for the Highway A/Highway B intersection.
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