Main Street · March 31–April 24, 2026

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35 mph limit · Recorded passages include repeat trips

85% within the limit. 11,111 above it. Both are true. SlowTheFoxDown.com.

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85% of recorded passages on Main Street were at or below the 35 mph limit. There were also 11,111 over-limit passages. Both are true.

One monitor recorded 74,040 passages from March 31 through April 24, 2026. Counts include repeat trips. These observations do not establish the sign’s effect or determine whether the road is safe.

Source: radar monitor 305290, March 31–April 24, 2026.
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After 10 PM, more than half of recorded Main Street passages were above 35 mph.

From 10 PM to 6 AM, 4,113 of 7,920 passages were above the limit: 51.9%. The daytime share was 10.6%. This compares rates, not the total number of over-limit passages.

Source: radar monitor 305290, March 31–April 24, 2026.
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85% at or below the 35 mph limit: 62,929 of 74,040 recorded passages. March 31–April 24, 2026. SlowTheFoxDown.com.

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Most passages were within the limit.

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85% of recorded Main Street passages were at or below the 35 mph limit.

That is 62,929 of 74,040 passages. The other 11,111 were above the limit. These are passage counts, including repeat trips, from one monitoring location.

Source: radar monitor 305290, March 31–April 24, 2026.
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Across 25 monitored days

11,111 over-limit passages.

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11,111 over-limit passages. 25 monitored days.

On Main Street, 15% of the 74,040 recorded passages exceeded the 35 mph limit. Counts include repeat trips; the first and last monitoring days were partial.

Source: radar monitor 305290, March 31–April 24, 2026.
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Daytime

Nearly 9 in 10 by day.

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Nearly 9 in 10 recorded daytime passages on Main Street were at or below 35 mph.

From 6 AM to 10 PM, 59,122 of 66,120 passages were within the limit: 89.4%. The remaining 10.6% were above it. These observations do not establish why speeds differ across the day.

Source: radar monitor 305290, March 31–April 24, 2026.
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Main Street: 74,040 vehicle passages recorded over 25 monitored days, March 31–April 24, 2026. Repeat trips included. March 31–April 24, 2026. SlowTheFoxDown.com.

How much traffic?

74,040 passages. One location.

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74,040 vehicle passages. One monitoring location on Main Street.

From March 31 through April 24, 2026, our Slow the Fox Down radar monitor recorded traffic across 25 active days. These are recorded passages, including repeat trips—not 74,040 different drivers.

Source: radar monitor 305290, March 31–April 24, 2026.
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Main Street: 15% above the 35 mph limit. 11,111 of 74,040 recorded passages, March 31–April 24, 2026. March 31–April 24, 2026. SlowTheFoxDown.com.

How much speeding?

15% above the posted limit.

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On Main Street, 15% of recorded vehicle passages exceeded the posted 35 mph limit.

That is 11,111 out of 74,040 passages recorded by our Slow the Fox Down monitor from March 31 through April 24, 2026. A local snapshot that makes the speeding conversation more concrete.

Source: radar monitor 305290. These observations do not measure a before-and-after effect of the sign.
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Main Street: 51.9% of nighttime passages above 35 mph, versus 10.6% by day. Night 10 PM–6 AM, day 6 AM–10 PM. March 31–April 24, 2026. March 31–April 24, 2026. SlowTheFoxDown.com.

When does speeding happen?

A different pattern at night.

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Main Street recorded a higher share of over-limit passages at night.

51.9% of nighttime passages were above 35 mph, compared with 10.6% during the day.

Night: 10 PM–6 AM (4,113 of 7,920 passages). Day: 6 AM–10 PM (6,998 of 66,120 passages). This compares the share speeding, not the total number of speeders.

Source: radar monitor 305290, March 31–April 24, 2026. Observations from one monitoring location; these figures do not establish why speeds differ.
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74,040 recorded passages at one location, including repeat trips. The first and last days are partial.

This report describes observations. It does not establish why speeds differ, measure a before-and-after effect of the sign, or determine overall road safety.

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Source: radar monitor 305290 · March 31–April 24, 2026

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Both are true.

A different pattern after dark.

Most passages were within the limit.

11,111 over-limit passages.

Nearly 9 in 10 by day.

A little more detail.

74,040 passages. One location.

15% above the posted limit.

A different pattern at night.

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