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Winnipeg Free Press The City of Winnipeg may be getting ready to rumble. On Thursday, council’s public works committee will consider a plan to test temporary rumble strips at some designated construction zones, where drivers are typically required to slow from a maximum speed of 80 km/h to 60 km/h (actual limits may vary.) Rumble strips are created by raised material attached to a road, which causes tire noise to warn drivers of a change in conditions. They are commonly used to highlight a changing speed limit or the edge of a roadway. If approved by public works, the strips could be added through a trial at the starting point of long-term construction project zones in Winnipeg to increase construction workers’ safety, a new civic report notes.

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