Speed reduction reversal welcomed by West Coast

来源：World Weaver news portal编辑：style时间：2024-05-21 14:35:08

The State Highway 73 speed limit boards at the eastern approach to the West Coast town of Kumara (Kohimara). A proposal to lower much of State highway 73 speed limit from the current 100km/h to 80km/h on the route from the Coast through Arthur's Pass to Canterbury has been strongly opposed by the West Coast authorities.

A proposal to lower the speed limit on much of State Highway 73 from 100km/h to 80km/h on the route from the Coast through Arthur's Pass to Canterbury has been strongly opposed by the West Coast authorities. Photo: Brendon McMahon

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Speed reduction reversal welcomed by West Coast

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