Changing the speed limit
Changing the speed limit
Off the back of yesterdays tragic events, I was wondering about the speed limit on some of the local roads. Living on Newlands Park, seeing cars speeding at sometimes clearly more than 50/60mp when its clear had be wondering on what the actual speed limit was.
I noticed yesterday that there are signs now saying 20mph painted on the road. I don't know how long they have been there, but have read this
http://www.lewisham.gov.uk/myservices/t ... limit.aspx
Looks like 20mph will become the speed limit throughout the borough from September 2016.....looks like it started rolling out in 2014 though so I assume that no one sticks to it!
Also I guess because halfway down Newlands Park the borough changes from Lewisham to Bromley...!
Thoughts? Its clearly not being enforced if it is 20mph.........
I noticed yesterday that there are signs now saying 20mph painted on the road. I don't know how long they have been there, but have read this
http://www.lewisham.gov.uk/myservices/t ... limit.aspx
Looks like 20mph will become the speed limit throughout the borough from September 2016.....looks like it started rolling out in 2014 though so I assume that no one sticks to it!
Also I guess because halfway down Newlands Park the borough changes from Lewisham to Bromley...!
Thoughts? Its clearly not being enforced if it is 20mph.........
Re: Changing the speed limit
Butters,
There's already an extensive thread on this subject in Town Hall....see the thread called
Speed Camera Westwood Hill - Which speed???
There's already an extensive thread on this subject in Town Hall....see the thread called
Speed Camera Westwood Hill - Which speed???
Re: Changing the speed limit
I just thought that Lewisham had a job lot of white paint they wanted to get rid off. Also the speed down the High Street cannot be more than 20mph anyway.
A bit like those mini-roundabouts that spring up. I can just imagine the conversation:
Worker 1: "Well, that was a good job done. What are we going to do with all this left-over concrete and white paint?"
I'll leave it to you to continue the conversation.
A bit like those mini-roundabouts that spring up. I can just imagine the conversation:
Worker 1: "Well, that was a good job done. What are we going to do with all this left-over concrete and white paint?"
I'll leave it to you to continue the conversation.
Re: Changing the speed limit
As a pedestrian in London, I'd appreciate a 10mph limit and speed cameras on every junction.
Re: Changing the speed limit
I agree 100%.
We want thousands of speed cameras with heavy fines for abusers.
We want thousands of speed cameras with heavy fines for abusers.
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Re: Changing the speed limit
Glasgow uses the slogan twenty's plenty, which in an urban area it clearly is
Re: Changing the speed limit
I have to agree with my learned friend.
On this matter he speaks with wise words.
On this matter he speaks with wise words.
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Re: Changing the speed limit
I hope it helps. There have been 3 (minor) crashes outside my house on Sunnydene Street since I moved in 6 weeks ago.
Re: Changing the speed limit
MWAV
Are you sure that " Twenty's Plenty" is not Glasgow's exhuberant take on responsible drinking ?
A very good morning
Nigel
Are you sure that " Twenty's Plenty" is not Glasgow's exhuberant take on responsible drinking ?
A very good morning
Nigel
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Re: Changing the speed limit
Maybe Rab C Nesbitt sponsored the twenty's plenty billNigel wrote:MWAV
Are you sure that " Twenty's Plenty" is not Glasgow's exhuberant take on responsible drinking ?
A very good morning
Nigel
Iail tell yuu pal...

Re: Changing the speed limit
More like Jamesie Cotter , Rab lives his life without limits .
It's like thaaaat is it ?
A very good evening , baaaastads that ye arrrr
Nigel
It's like thaaaat is it ?
A very good evening , baaaastads that ye arrrr
Nigel