CR 200 is a 6 mile straight shot North from SH 29. This road was all potholes, bumpy and narrow for the past 20 years at least. The locals would drive around 70 MPH on CR200, which is extremely too fast. In 2003 it was paved, widened, and a left turn lane was added at CR 201. After repairing the road the speed limit was dropped to 40 MPH. It is difficult, even for me in a little Toyota Carolla, to drive the 40 MPH speed. It is dangerous because you’re always looking at your speedometer and tapping the brake. Then you have people speeding past you at dangerous speeds when the whole County road is a no passing zone. South of SH 29 on CR 200 the speed limit is 50 MPH! This is where there is a daycare and it is a residential street. There is also an Elementary School on this stretch of road. The speed limit goes from 50 to 40 to 30 in a 1/2 mile stretch before getting to the intersection of Loop 332 (the south section of 200 just south of 29)and 1869 where there is a stop sign. What I don’t understand is why is the speed limit on CR 214 45 MPH?(the next county road east of 200). This is the exact same type of raod that 200 is. It should be at least 50 MPH. Also, CR 200 and CR 214 is not residential. It’s all ranch land.