Thread: 20mph in Wales.
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Old 09-05-2019, 10:06   #40
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Re: 20mph in Wales.

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Originally Posted by Mythica View Post
As the owner of a car, you don't get to say what speed limit a road should be while driving. Either stick to the limit or surrender your license. I'm sick of drivers thinking it's ok to break any rules/laws they see fit because they don't like them.
I didn't say I did, did I? I said most motorists did not.

I am fed up with cars getting so close to my rear end when obeying the speed limit, some of whom overtake me in a dangerous manner in a bendy residential road.

It should be obvious to everyone (although sadly it isn't) that if you put a ridiculously slow speed limit on a road, most will ignore it. So what's the point, particularly if it actually encourages some to drive much faster and overtake.

Why don't we have a 5mph limit? Maybe with some guy in front holding a red flag, just in case pedestrians about to cross the road don't realise you are actually moving?

Ah yes, they tried that before, didn't they?
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