ODOT Plots The Demise Of Oregon-Style Speed Signs? - http://www.aaroads.com/forum...
Feb 21, 2015
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Oregon's speed limits signs say "SPEED" not "SPEED LIMIT". One of the posters on this forum says:
- Amit Patel
"under Oregon law speed limit signs say just "SPEED" (not "SPEED LIMIT") to indicate that the limit in question is prima facie in nature, not absolute--in other words, you can defend yourself against a speeding citation by showing that your speed, even if it was in excess of that posted, was not unsafe under the conditions. "SPEED LIMIT" signs were rolled out for Interstates and school zones when the speed limits for those became absolute. It now sounds like absolute speed limits are being rolled out to all public roads in Oregon, not just the Interstates and school zones."
- Amit Patel
*submits Keanu Reeves on a Bus symbol for consideration*
- Micah