Connecticut lawmakers are currently exploring various options to address the issue of speeding and reduce accidents on highways. Sen. Bob Duff expressed concern over the increasing number of deaths and accidents on the roads. One proposed solution is legislation to penalize ‘super speeders’.
Lawmakers are considering the use of speeding cameras to deter excessive speeding. Some lawmakers are worried about privacy issues with the use of these cameras, while others believe that drivers will only slow down in areas where cameras are present. A recent test run of speeding cameras in work zones showed promising results with drivers slowing down.
Representative Greg Howard highlighted how dangerous speeding and reckless driving can be, emphasizing the need for action to prevent accidents. While the use of speeding cameras is still in the discussion phase, it is clear that addressing speeding on highways is a top priority for Connecticut lawmakers.
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