Raleigh Television Network (RTN) Raleigh Television Network (RTN) is designed to serve the people of Raleigh. If you want to be thoroughly informed about your City and County governments, enjoy community events, and inform your neighbors about your nonprofit group or concerns, then RTN has all that you need. RTN10 - Community.
New law. â¢ allows township supervisors or village managers to request the road commission change those gravel road segments to a posted 45 miles per hour speed limit. â¢ allows communities to request speed limits lower than 45 miles per hour on gravel roads. â¢ this requires that the Michigan State Police conduct speed studies in those cases, and allows lower speeds only when justified by the studies.
Although the speed limit cancellation sign will only show the last posted speed limit, it actually cancels all previous posted limits and indicates a return to the default speed limit for the road you are on. For example: You're traveling down a rural road at the default speed limit of 100 km/h when you come to a sign. So you slow down to 80. A kilometer or so later, you come to a sign, so you slow down to 60. After a while, you pass a sign.