NYC lowers speed limit on Canal Street as part of Sammy's Law
The speed limit on Canal Street in New York City has been reduced to 20 mph as part of Sammy's Law.
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The speed limit on Canal Street in New York City has been reduced to 20 mph as part of Sammy's Law.
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