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Speed limit lowered on section of Chester Road

By Press release June 15, 2017 No Comments
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CHESTERFIELD – Police are urging drivers to be aware of a speed limit change on Chester Road.

The speed limit on Chester Road from the area of Wood Dale Road to the four-lane section approaching Centralia Road has been lowered to 45 mph.

Previously, the speed limit on this stretch of Chester Road was 55 mph.

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