By Karla Pomeroy
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70 mph signs going up
Drivers must adhere to posted speed limits
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WORLAND — Signs are being manufactured and crews could be out on rural two-lane highways before the end of the month posting 70 mph speed limit signs, according to the Wyoming Department of Transportation.
Gov. Matt Mead signed into law March 15 a bill raising the statutory speed limit to 70 mph for non-interstate highways in Wyoming.
The Wyoming Department of Transportation expects to have a...
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