Regarding the Thursday front page article, “Work-zone speeders to be caught on camera”: Let’s require workers to be working in the no-work zone before subjecting drivers to speeding tickets.
I have traveled through a marked, 35 mph work zone over 14 times on U.S. 2 in the last six months and did not once see any workers on the job.
Don Gardner
Arlington
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If you’re looking to impress President Trump, better have a well-appointed luxury 747 on hand.
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