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Driving in Europe - wrong info for Ireland?
madref2004
Posts: 1 Newbie
in Motoring
Great idea, but seemingly let down by accuracy... is a correction required ASAP?
... I suggest you check this: 100kph = 62mph (not the 68 published)
Perhaps too it is worth knowing that the 100kph also applies to dual carriageways - it cost me a fine (I was travelling at 70mph)
Driving in Ireland
Speed limits
Motorways: 120kph (75mph)
National roads: 100kph (68mph), or as indicated by road signs
Local and regional roads: 80kph (50mph), or as indicated by road signs
Built-up areas: 50kph (31mph)
... I suggest you check this: 100kph = 62mph (not the 68 published)
Perhaps too it is worth knowing that the 100kph also applies to dual carriageways - it cost me a fine (I was travelling at 70mph)
Driving in Ireland
Speed limits
Motorways: 120kph (75mph)
National roads: 100kph (68mph), or as indicated by road signs
Local and regional roads: 80kph (50mph), or as indicated by road signs
Built-up areas: 50kph (31mph)
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You were in Ireland ! That means Irish
PS My speedo has both mph and kph on the display - has yours ?Never pay on an estimated bill. Always read and understand your bill0 -
Perhaps you should have posted on the current "Discuss the Driving in Europe Guide" thread, as I assume that's what you are referring to.
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/5878911/discuss-the-driving-in-europe-guide0 -
madref2004 wrote: »Great idea, but seemingly let down by accuracy... is a correction required ASAP?
... I suggest you check this: 100kph = 62mph (not the 68 published)
Perhaps too it is worth knowing that the 100kph also applies to dual carriageways - it cost me a fine (I was travelling at 70mph)
Driving in Ireland
Speed limits
Motorways: 120kph (75mph)
National roads: 100kph (68mph), or as indicated by road signs
Local and regional roads: 80kph (50mph), or as indicated by road signs
Built-up areas: 50kph (31mph)
A correction to what? Published where and by whom?0
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