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Originally Posted by Fotzlid
Thats just a bad idea from concept to enactment. If that town has so many accidents involving out -of-towners, then maybe it needs to look at its traffic patterns, road conditions and other factors that cause accidents.
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The problem with the two towns discussed that I am familiar with (New Richmond, OH and Erlanger, KY) is that they are border towns. They are located along main routes for commuters, literally on the edge of a state line (in this case, a river). Both experience heavy traffic from commuters and travelers; what are they supposed to do, move their towns? They can't reroute a state route or interstate highway at their convenience to reduce the number of accidents caused by out-of-towners.