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Billy J. Fudge: Believes there is a place for trucks, for pedestrians

Billy Joe Fudge writes:

I agree on both points you made and would like to reiterate a third one:
First, American commerce rolls on 18 wheelers and that is good.

Second, the less unnecessary thru traffic (including cars) clogging our Historic Downtown, the more user friendly it will become to business and other concerns.

Third, as I've said for years, "if you run two major highways with no stop signs through Greenwood Mall, it would be doomed to failure."
- Billy Joe Fudge

Comments re article 91047 Letter FM2 wouldnt exist without those big trucks

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