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juice said:
Do you live locally to the area ?
I do and I completely understand why it's a 20. Its a residential area, with a road that people use to cut out going through Bath, they use it to go through Lansdown and thence, onto the M4. Coming down that hill, you're already into a built up area, with a roundabout at the bottom.
I'm not sure why you're arguing it should be more than a 20 tbh unless you're being deliberately contrarian.
I'm all for speed, I live in the Mendips and frequently go out for a hoon, but I'm fully aware of where is safe, and where is not to speed and Lansdown/Weston isn't the place for it.
No dont live there but thats the point - you should be able to be able to be dropped in by helicopter and the speed limit should be right for the road.I do and I completely understand why it's a 20. Its a residential area, with a road that people use to cut out going through Bath, they use it to go through Lansdown and thence, onto the M4. Coming down that hill, you're already into a built up area, with a roundabout at the bottom.
I'm not sure why you're arguing it should be more than a 20 tbh unless you're being deliberately contrarian.
I'm all for speed, I live in the Mendips and frequently go out for a hoon, but I'm fully aware of where is safe, and where is not to speed and Lansdown/Weston isn't the place for it.
It's not about it being a residential area but whether the primary use of the traffic is residential and the type of road
You wont find a speed camera on roads where they have it right
alfie2244 said:
Pica-Pica said:
Do they not do an Awareness Course for helping you identify who is and who is not your wife, then?
Sorry but is that a joke of some kind?saaby93 said:
o dont live there but thats the point - you should be able to be able to be dropped in by helicopter and the speed limit should be right for the road.
It's not about it being a residential area but whether the primary use of the traffic is residential and the type of road
You wont find a speed camera on roads where they have it right
FYI virtually the who area of Weston village is 20mph and I can say with great confidence that there are more that ignore it than not....IMO the worst offenders are going past my house 8.45 - 9.15am & 3.0 - 3.30pm on their way to and from the aforementioned school.It's not about it being a residential area but whether the primary use of the traffic is residential and the type of road
You wont find a speed camera on roads where they have it right
saaby93 said:
alfie2244 said:
Pica-Pica said:
Do they not do an Awareness Course for helping you identify who is and who is not your wife, then?
Sorry but is that a joke of some kind?saaby93 said:
alfie2244 said:
Pica-Pica said:
Do they not do an Awareness Course for helping you identify who is and who is not your wife, then?
Sorry but is that a joke of some kind?juice said:
saaby93 said:
Nope covered it with - has PH forgotten the rules for setting speed limits
If it needs it, you can have a 20 limit at school opening closing times
For an all day 20 it'll be a street whose use is primarily residential
That looks like a road that's a route primarily into and out of town .
The number of people being caught by the speed camera is a clue whether they have it right
Do you live locally to the area ?If it needs it, you can have a 20 limit at school opening closing times
For an all day 20 it'll be a street whose use is primarily residential
That looks like a road that's a route primarily into and out of town .
The number of people being caught by the speed camera is a clue whether they have it right
I do and I completely understand why it's a 20. Its a residential area, with a road that people use to cut out going through Bath, they use it to go through Lansdown and thence, onto the M4. Coming down that hill, you're already into a built up area, with a roundabout at the bottom.
I'm not sure why you're arguing it should be more than a 20 tbh unless you're being deliberately contrarian.
I'm all for speed, I live in the Mendips and frequently go out for a hoon, but I'm fully aware of where is safe, and where is not to speed and Lansdown/Weston isn't the place for it.
I do think there a legitimacy issue with speed limits and camera locations, authorities should have to publish the supporting justifications for public scrutiny.
saaby93 said:
Most Active Speed Camera Locations - 2018
1. Avon and Somerset, M32, Severn Beach rail line overbridge to end of M32 southbound, 22,350 total recorded offence
2. Avon and Somerset, M4, J20-19 Eastbound, 7,483
3. North Wales Police, A55 Abergele (Westbound), Conwy, 6,981
4. Avon and Somerset, Lansdown Ln, nr jct Eastfield Ave, Bath, 5,896
5. Kent Police, A282 Dartford Tunnel Approach, East/West Tunnel, 4,936
6. Avon and Somerset, M5, J17-16 Northbound, 4,710
7. Bedfordshire Police, M1 Motorway, 4,675
8. Police Scotland, A90 Average Speed from Dundee to Stonehaven, 4,417
9. Kent Police, M20 Coast/Londonbound Junctions 4-7, 4,247
10. Merseyside Police, M62 (Westbound), 4,243
Anyone know the speed limits at these locations?
https://www.express.co.uk/life-style/cars/1032156/...
Or the collision rates?
No1 - obviously the speed limit is VERY much too low. Why don't they fking change that??? Morons1. Avon and Somerset, M32, Severn Beach rail line overbridge to end of M32 southbound, 22,350 total recorded offence
2. Avon and Somerset, M4, J20-19 Eastbound, 7,483
3. North Wales Police, A55 Abergele (Westbound), Conwy, 6,981
4. Avon and Somerset, Lansdown Ln, nr jct Eastfield Ave, Bath, 5,896
5. Kent Police, A282 Dartford Tunnel Approach, East/West Tunnel, 4,936
6. Avon and Somerset, M5, J17-16 Northbound, 4,710
7. Bedfordshire Police, M1 Motorway, 4,675
8. Police Scotland, A90 Average Speed from Dundee to Stonehaven, 4,417
9. Kent Police, M20 Coast/Londonbound Junctions 4-7, 4,247
10. Merseyside Police, M62 (Westbound), 4,243
Anyone know the speed limits at these locations?
https://www.express.co.uk/life-style/cars/1032156/...
Or the collision rates?
saaby93 said:
Most Active Speed Camera Locations - 2018
1. Avon and Somerset, M32, Severn Beach rail line overbridge to end of M32 southbound, 22,350 total recorded offence
2. Avon and Somerset, M4, J20-19 Eastbound, 7,483
3. North Wales Police, A55 Abergele (Westbound), Conwy, 6,981
4. Avon and Somerset, Lansdown Ln, nr jct Eastfield Ave, Bath, 5,896
5. Kent Police, A282 Dartford Tunnel Approach, East/West Tunnel, 4,936
6. Avon and Somerset, M5, J17-16 Northbound, 4,710
7. Bedfordshire Police, M1 Motorway, 4,675
8. Police Scotland, A90 Average Speed from Dundee to Stonehaven, 4,417
9. Kent Police, M20 Coast/Londonbound Junctions 4-7, 4,247
10. Merseyside Police, M62 (Westbound), 4,243
Anyone know the speed limits at these locations?
https://www.express.co.uk/life-style/cars/1032156/...
Or the collision rates?
No. 3 on A55, this is a populated area with sliproads in and off, that are both short and in close proximity. It is 50mph in an otherwise 70 dual carriageway. Most vehicles travel at 50- 60 mph, with the odd speedster. I have seen cars stopped by police cars also. However, the rest is 70mph and average speed cameras are monitoring this stretch. Many travel at approaching 80 - 85 mph around Abergele.1. Avon and Somerset, M32, Severn Beach rail line overbridge to end of M32 southbound, 22,350 total recorded offence
2. Avon and Somerset, M4, J20-19 Eastbound, 7,483
3. North Wales Police, A55 Abergele (Westbound), Conwy, 6,981
4. Avon and Somerset, Lansdown Ln, nr jct Eastfield Ave, Bath, 5,896
5. Kent Police, A282 Dartford Tunnel Approach, East/West Tunnel, 4,936
6. Avon and Somerset, M5, J17-16 Northbound, 4,710
7. Bedfordshire Police, M1 Motorway, 4,675
8. Police Scotland, A90 Average Speed from Dundee to Stonehaven, 4,417
9. Kent Police, M20 Coast/Londonbound Junctions 4-7, 4,247
10. Merseyside Police, M62 (Westbound), 4,243
Anyone know the speed limits at these locations?
https://www.express.co.uk/life-style/cars/1032156/...
Or the collision rates?
No. 5 is approaching the Dartford Tunnels which has narrow-ish lanes. The tunnel is restricted to 50 mph and just prior to this the M25 ends and becomes the A282 Tunnel Approach Road. Traffic from A2 joins the A282 as does a local road. Seems a sensible limit, there is a 60 limit before the 50 limit as the M25 briefly becomes the A282.
After years of crawling through Kingskerswell on the A380 in South Devon, they finally built a by-pass, The South Devon Highway, only to make it a 50 limit dual carriageway.
It didn’t take long to realise that it became a bit of a race track, so with complaints from residents and the local Parish council, average speed cameras were installed.
Even when only one yellow pole had been put up beside the road, most road users were going along at 49.9mph.
Rumours soon spread that the system wouldn’t go live until mid March, so some users were still flying past.
Seems the rumours may have been wrong and these cameras may soon feature on the list.
Average over 100mph
It didn’t take long to realise that it became a bit of a race track, so with complaints from residents and the local Parish council, average speed cameras were installed.
Even when only one yellow pole had been put up beside the road, most road users were going along at 49.9mph.
Rumours soon spread that the system wouldn’t go live until mid March, so some users were still flying past.
Seems the rumours may have been wrong and these cameras may soon feature on the list.
Average over 100mph
the tribester said:
After years of crawling through Kingskerswell on the A380 in South Devon, they finally built a by-pass, The South Devon Highway, only to make it a 50 limit dual carriageway.
It didn’t take long to realise that it became a bit of a race track, so with complaints from residents and the local Parish council, average speed cameras were installed.
Even when only one yellow pole had been put up beside the road, most road users were going along at 49.9mph.
Rumours soon spread that the system wouldn’t go live until mid March, so some users were still flying past.
Seems the rumours may have been wrong and these cameras may soon feature on the list.
Average over 100mph
They'll claim they we're victim of scammers, signs weren't visible etc and they should be allowed to 'hoon as they are highly capable drivers ..It didn’t take long to realise that it became a bit of a race track, so with complaints from residents and the local Parish council, average speed cameras were installed.
Even when only one yellow pole had been put up beside the road, most road users were going along at 49.9mph.
Rumours soon spread that the system wouldn’t go live until mid March, so some users were still flying past.
Seems the rumours may have been wrong and these cameras may soon feature on the list.
Average over 100mph
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