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    Legal for low/medium speed vehicles in Tenn. now.

    An article in the Knoxville News Sentinel this morning:



    NASHVILLE - July brought a green light for small, medium-speed vehicles to use some public streets.

    A new statute allows the little vehicles — those than can travel up to 35 mph — to use streets and roads with posted speed limits of 40 mph or lower.

    Murray Huber of Franklin has a mini Hummer H3 and says its a great option for grocery runs and other neighborhood uses. Huber also sells electric vehicles.

    The law also covers medium-speed gasoline-powered cars. Golf carts are not included.

    The enabling legislation was sponsored by state Rep. Glen Casada (CASS'-uh-duh) and Sen. Jack Johnson — both Franklin Republicans.

    Casada said the vehicles are economical to buy and operate.


    http://www.legislature.state.tn.us/b...ILL/HB2679.pdf

    This will save lots of gas and have more fun driving the buggys.  :)

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