State Highway 133 near State Highway 33

East Windsor, New JerseyJun 14, 20042 Comments

This road (route 133) was built for through traffic on route 33 to bypass Hightstown. It appears that the design speed for this relatively short section of highway was about 70 mph. The posted speed is 50 mph even though it is a limited access divided highway with no cross streets and only two exit/entrance ramps (one in each direction). The posted speed on route 33 (from which westbound traffic exits onto rt. 133)is 55 mph even though it has much cross traffic, many traffic lights and many driveways. The natural tendency is for drivers to speed up, not slow down, when they get on this road because of its relatively high speed design. The sole purpose of the 50 mph speed limit is to enhance the coffers of the local community and help the local police "make quota".

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FIGHT THIS ONE. Unless they have a valid engineering study supporting the low limit, it has to be at least 55.
#1Aug 12, 2011Report Abuse
I totally agree with the original comment about this trap!! The speed limit based on it's construction and limited access should be 65 mph. It was originally 45 mph when I was stopped. It cost me over $400.00 in fines and surcharges. Totally outrageous that these Municipal Money Mills get away with these abusive practices. What most people don't know is that the right to travel and the right of conveyance, is a natural given right by the constitution, whether it's by horse and buggy or motor vehicle, is a right, not a privledge, which the state tells its motorists!!!!!!
#2Feb 24, 2012Report Abuse

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