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SOUTH VIENNA-
CAPITOL ANNOUNCEMENT
St. John’s City has been selected as the official capital of Vienna, construction is nearing completion on the government buildings. Although Petersburgh was the obvious choice, St. John’s City was designed in hopes of becoming the capital of Drevet. The inaugural ceremony for the new capitol is scheduled for June 1.
NORTH VIENNA-
DOT, PETERSBURGH ANNOUNCE NEW TRUCK RESTRICTIONS
The Department of Transportation and the City of Petersburgh have put into effect new truck restrictions for the downtown area. The new restrictions are as follows:
Trucks over 8 tires, including ALL articulated trucks, are prohibited in the area bounded by;
Mark Harmon Blvd (P-178), M-91 and Northern Blvd
All over-sized loads are prohibited through the S-Curve, between Main and Market Street.
OSCEOLA-
M-91 COULD GET HIGHER SPEED LIMIT
The M-91 could see an 80 mile per hour speed limit. The DOT cited the limited development between Darlington Hwy and East Landrytown Rd.
Discussion
Comment from Ernestpkirby on 17 May 2015 at 17:22
Sounds Good. One idea, though, that might make the transition with the trucks easier- you might want to improve some connections to SR-11 as kind of a Truck route M-91 if all oversized loads get dumped off. It seems like it’s a great idea (and a sensible one at that) to keep oversized loads off of dangerous curves like the S curve, but it seems like they don’t have anywhere else to go. Just a friendly idea, though. I like your plans.
Comment from Ernestpkirby on 17 May 2015 at 17:23
Oops- I guess I meant Alternative SR-11. (Hurricane) Sorry :3
Comment from PColumbus73 on 19 May 2015 at 06:19
That is a good idea, currently, oversized trucks can take the M-166 to Lockheed Blvd to M-66. Lockheed Blvd has an S-Bend similar to the M-91, but with a lower speed limit.
Comment from Ernestpkirby on 19 May 2015 at 13:56
Sounds good!