Market Street in front of New Hanover High School. Photo by Si Cantwell.
New Hanover County Schools officials said the matter is an issue for the N.C. Department of Transportation and the city of Wilmington.
“A written request from the principal is required for us to investigate a school zone speed limit. The letter would need to be sent to the Division Traffic Engineer and include necessary information for the speed limit to be studied,” said Tammy Stewart, DOT spokeswoman.
“We do not have a request from New Hanover High School in our files,” Stewart said.
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Date posted: April 18, 2012
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