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Outagamie County in Wisconsin unveiled a road sign with a speed limit of 17.3 mph to grab drivers' attention and promote road safety. The unusual speed limit is designed to snap drivers out of autopilot on a road heavily used by haulers, contractors, and residents.
Outagamie County's recycling and solid waste commission in Appleton, Wisconsin, introduced a new road sign setting the speed limit at 17.3 mph. Officials say the hyper-specific number is meant to make drivers pause and pay attention. The goal is to keep everyone safe on a road frequently used by haulers, contractors, and residents. A 2024 study by Minnesota state and local transportation agencies found that simply lowering speed limits does little to curb speeding, prompting officials to try more creative approaches. The quirky tactic aims to nudge drivers to slow down and stay aware of their surroundings.
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