When you don’t remember seeing them on that drive, which then makes you wonder if you missed a 40 limit sign
Been driving for 21 years and it still makes me wonder!!!
Dave!
NSL signs
Re: NSL signs
NSL signs are critically endangered here nowadays, they must be disappearing at the same rate as the Northern white rhinoceros. Bastard council poachers.
How about not having a sig at all?
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Re: NSL signs
It really shouldn’t should it. I still hover over the brake pedal when a passenger says “it’s a 50 limit here” even though I’m reading the road ahead and know exactly what speed I’m driving at.
Doing it wrong!!!
Dave!
Doing it wrong!!!
Dave!
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Re: NSL signs
Just ask them when they last saw a repeater
Re: NSL signs
They mainly seem to be vanishing in derbyshire.
I've still to get my NIP from last weekend where my buddy riding right behind got a 77 in a 60 letter
I've still to get my NIP from last weekend where my buddy riding right behind got a 77 in a 60 letter
Re: NSL signs
Sounds like you could do with a speed awareness course, Dave
Not entirely joking; when I did mine last year they went through all the ways you can tell the limit on the road you're on.
Not entirely joking; when I did mine last year they went through all the ways you can tell the limit on the road you're on.
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Re: NSL signs
There have to be repeaters, otherwise the Traffic Regulation Order hasn't been properly executed, and could be challenged in any speeding cases etc.
There are only 2 limits which don't typically require repeaters - 30mph and NSL.*
*it's actually more complicated than that!
Re: NSL signs
That's what I thought, would be interesting to see if that is what happens.Swervin_Mervin wrote: ↑Mon May 10, 2021 12:20 pmThere have to be repeaters, otherwise the Traffic Regulation Order hasn't been properly executed, and could be challenged in any speeding cases etc.
There are only 2 limits which don't typically require repeaters - 30mph and NSL.*
*it's actually more complicated than that!