From my experience with it being introduced in Wales, most people are happy that’s it’s implemented in their own street and area. They just hate that they also have to drive slower where other people live.
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Since when has their own evidence stopped a tory doing something shit
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Rishi is a smegging twat.
In Germany, many residential areas have 30 km/h (~17 mph) speed limits. It's considered normal, reasonable and safe here.
Countdown until they david-nutt the researchers for daring to contradict government policy with evidence.
30 limits should be opt-in: Chosen for roads it suits, rather than the current opt-out. There are often narrow residential roads which really should be 20, but there isn't enough evidence due to the low traffic volume.
How fast is 20 mph?
About 36 kmph.
36000mph? Wow!
Yes, 36000 metres per hour
Miles are really big
Zoom zoom!
25% faster than a quick electric scooter
You know those things can get up there now, right? Like 70+mph
Yeah, talking about the much more common types you see people using more often in cities. Also why I didn't say 25% faster than the highest end ones
They're amazing it's a shame all forms of electric scooter or electric powered vehicle outside of cars and motorbikes are illegal here.
And yet I see them all over the place
Around the speed of a quick push bike.