Who do i need to talk to in order to change a speed limit zone?

Question

its g*y there is a 30 mph zone on a busy major road and its righ off the highway and is surrounded by 40 mph zones so who do i have to convince to have to zone changed to a 40 mph zone

Answer 1

dept. of transportation

Answer 2

Whoever maintains the roadway. The highway department, if it's state maintained, which most access roads are. The city or county, if they maintain it. Sometimes, a city roadway is set by default, in this case maybe being 30, unless the city says otherwise. That way, they don't have to pass an ordinance for every piece of street. In cities, it's usually a transportation coordinator or the police chief who recommends or sets limits. For state highways, it's usually an engineer who recommends. Gotta have a better argument than "it's g*y," though.  

Answer 3

in order to change any and all g*y laws you need to report to KING DING DONG : {~

Answer 4

Speed limits are set within the confines of state/local laws.  The DOT would be the one to talk to, although they may not be able to change it.

Residential=30 mph

Business=30 to 45 mph

Highway in city= 45 to 55 mph

Out of city= 55mph

Freeway in city=55mph

Outskirts=60mph

Out of city=up to 70 mph

Also depends on the state.

Answer 5

We have one on a major road, right off the highway that is 25 MPH.  I think the town keeps it like that because of it being a business district...plus a huge money maker for the town, due to all the speeders.