2008 House Bill 5773: Establish maximum 45 mph gravel road speed limit

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Introduced by Rep. Brian Calley (R) on February 20, 2008, to establish a maximum speed limit of 45 mph for all non-paved or gravel county roads.
- Referred to the House Transportation Committee on February 20, 2008.

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1) From Woodland MI by Anonymous Citizen on April 16, 2008
I generally support Mr. Calley. I am one of his constituents. I believe this is another case of big government overstepping it's bounds unnecessarily. This measure is not needed.
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2) Are These Guys That Bored? by Anonymous Citizen on February 22, 2008
I can't even imagine having enough free time to think of all the ways I could screw up other folks lives. If there are still some folks that think we still need these people full time then we are in worse trouble than I had thought.
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3) Totally unnecessary! by KurtPochert on February 22, 2008
Me thinks this is just a ploy to appease some constituient. Don't waste taxpayer resourses on this - assumed 55 mph is just fine, and you know it. Stuff like this does not make us safer. 80% of the laws in this state should be simply deleted, as they were just some power push by a legislator, nothing more. Get a life!
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