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• Motorists Were Stopped by the State Police When They Exceeded the 55 Mile an Hour Limit on Highways Which Had a Previous Limit of 70. The Action Was Done to Conserve Fuel During the Crisis in the Pacific Northeast. This Is on 80 N East of Portland 12/1973

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  • Date taken: 1973
  • Date uploaded: 2010-01-13
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• Both Oregon and Washington States Led the Nation in Reducing Driving Speeds to Conserve Gasoline before Federal Limits Were Passed. A Speed Limit Sign and a Reminder Are Shown Along Interstate #5 11/1973

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  • Date taken: 1973
  • Date uploaded: 2010-01-13
  • Tags: usnationalarchives, environmentalprotectionagency, documerica, nara:arcid=555427, speed, speedlimit, sign, highway, 50, shortage, gasoline, gasolineshortage
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