Know Your SPEED LIMITS | How To Tell Speed Limit Without Signs UK

[@Airbnb_Portishead]

Who's here because they've just had to do a speed awareness course? 😀

[@JoshRamwell]

Hahaha🤣🙌

[@Chopperdriver]

Maybeee

[@_madu_2988]

Just failed the mock test today because of speed limit😵‍💫

[@foxman1546]

100% of drivers break the speed limit and countless laws everyday. There's an element of luck and spotting the cameras. A friend of mine in Florida got a ticket for doing 55 in a 60. Money money money.

[@andrewhubbard4044]

It's true though it could be simplified on lots of roads

[@ferguszade5594]

It is absolutely stupid that wide clear roads are 30 mph and narrow twisty country lanes are 60 mph. The whole thing badly in need of an overhaul.

[@nicholasdrivingacademy9435]

Totally agree. In SE London we have mainly 20mph zones not only is it very confusing it’s crazy 30mph was fine for most roads. Near schools etc 20 is fine!

[@bennaq788]

I failed because of this

[@Nazarebrah]

I thought this too when I came to the UK few months ago. I was like why on earth would they do this. 😆

[@wondersoflife8288]

I totally agreee

[@brunofalcone9979]

Because this is done for pedestrians, cyclists and other road users, not for cars.

[@timothyseabrook1584]

when I was taught yo drive I was taught to always drive at a speed at which you can stop in the distance you can see free of other traffic especially outside an urban area in national speed limit areas. (the West Mercia police taught me to drive cars). and many of their tipss have saved me from accidents since

[@arjunpandav7077]

Very informative indeed. Was struggling to notice speed limits in today's mock test and was not sure how to guess the speed, It makes lot of sense what you explained

[@raylewis395]

In an increasing number of London boroughs the limit is 20 on almost every road across the borough, but with very few repeaters on the lampposts. You just cannot assume that the limit is 30 any more.

[@londonengland743]

I was just thinking this, this method is only for people outside of London or major city’s

[@mikelward]

30 zones really need to be signed to reduce confusion.

[@user-fj6qh2ec5b]

Had to cancel my part 2 due to Covid in November but got a cancellation in December and passed👍🏻 Lost the speed limits on a few roads but remembered your tip about driving at 30 till you can find out speed limit and adjust speed if necessary. Thanks for doing the videos as they certainly helped me pass. Thanks josh.👍🏻onto part 3🤞🏻

[@JoshRamwell]

That's fantastic Martin well done mate. Really pleased it helped. Join us Monday in discord 8pm. Tlwking risk management 🙌😁

[@deonmiranda6233]

Had my test today and I failed cause I drove 30 MPH when it’s was a National speed limit of 60MPH. I so wish I saw this video before I took my test would have not failed. Thank you for the tip surely will put it into practice and give it a go for my next test.

[@jazzboy5354]

I failed because country road 30 MPH i went 40 😮

[@youngtoddster]

I had the same thing happened to me but the opposite I was told by my instructor that this road I went down was a 40mph when it was actually a 30mph road and I failed because of false information from my instructor 😅😭

[@Garwfechan-ry5lk]

Having watching a Driving Instructor causing an accident only a week ago, he was driving the car himself, I may well say it is the instructors who need a look at as well!

[@Tyler-wr3xk]

I passed my test and this video really helped settle my nerves. Thanks!

[@JoshRamwell]

Well done Tyler that's amazing news mate! 🙌😁

[@DavidBlackburn-r6u]

Thanks Josh got my test tomorrow and I occasionally miss the signs 👏 will definitely keep this in mind 🤞

[@Imegraced]

Thank you for this! I'm currently learning to drive and I keep missing the speed limit signs due to nerves and trying to take everything in/be safe.

[@shugthedug6946]

best information videos on youtube well done mate , thank you have my test booked in the middle of july

[@JoshRamwell]

Thank you Shug. Good luck with the test my friend 😁🙌

[@jamesmiles1328]

Well thanks for the late video lol,I recently failed my ADI part 2,had great test was in area didn’t have a clue about,then unfortunately missed one sign,didn’t know what speed was everyone else was going fast so I presumed was a 40 mph,doing 34 get back to test centre failed one serious all I got great,

[@JoshRamwell]

Wow James sorry to here that. At least you have learned for attempt no 2?🙏🤔😁

[@jamesmiles1328]

@@JoshRamwell yes unfortunately learned hard way lol,if had instructor car would passed as told me limit,yes examiner told me afterwards same as you said,if unsure just stick to 30 mph,if wrong take a minor instead of a serious,was annoying as had great test,but I will eventually become a driving instructor one day lol

[@JoshRamwell]

Try this and let me know how it goes. Don't forget to subscribe 😁🙌

[@yusufahmed2883]

Thanks I struggle with speed signs got my drvn test tmrw 😫 not familiar with the test routes😵‍💫

[@haticeertunc1811]

Thank you it is very well explained.

[@E60.M5]

The problem is more and more roads in London are turning into 20mph which once were 30mph. So the street lights rule of thumb doesn't work here anymore unfortunately. You constantly have to check the new speed limits every road you turn onto. So many have received speeding tickets lately for assuming it's 30mph.

[@JoshRamwell]

Thanks fast lane, Yes if you are in an area with lots of 20 mph zones this method won't work. Fortunately areas outside of London do not have as many 20 zones so this can still be effective and is far better than having no idea at all😊. Really appreciate the extra info Fastlane, I'm going to add it to the description now.

[@E60.M5]

@@JoshRamwell love the videos by the way! The first channel I found when I search driving instructors

[@nicholasdrivingacademy9435]

I know and it doesn’t help C02 and it pushed traffic on to other routes and can encourage bad impatient driving! Who ever though up this scheme should take a serious 🧐 look and rethink it!

[@withdojaintheuk1181]

What’s the speed limit after end of carrygway please

[@E60.M5]

@@withdojaintheuk1181 what do you mean? You'll generally find a new speed limit if the carriageway comes to an end on the slip road

[@andybray9791]

Street lamp in built up area but some areas are weirdly 20 (in Welsh built up areas) 30 or rarely 40.

[@TheLegend-td9pr]

Well presented and informative. Thank you.

[@nataliedebiase5089]

Just been recommended to me by Learn To Drive Travis great video really helpful, new subscriber here 🙋

[@JoshRamwell]

Thanks Natalie 😁

[@michellehawkins20]

All I can say is thankyou for your videos ☺️👍

[@JoshRamwell]

You are most welcome Michelle😊

[@mariablancaabadgarcia2768]

Brilliant, helped me to pass my test 👍🥳

[@einsam_aber_frei]

A lot of built up areas in London are 20 mph now.

[@yashin2068]

Thank you sir really, very useful, but you should have fully stopped behind the Stop sign!

[@milanpaudel3103]

Something that I keep in mind, is that. If there are street lights but no speed limit, I'd always assume 20 just because going the lower speed limit that you assume causes less harm than going higher than the one you assume. Although if there are no speed limit signs then it is pretty obvious to me now that it is 30mph since if it was 20mph there would most likely be road humps and other traffic calming measures.

[@JoshRamwell]

If you live in a city where there are lots of 20 zones then this might not be a bad idea my friend. If you don't live in a place with 20 Ones then don't worry about it.🙌😁

[@milanpaudel3103]

@@JoshRamwell Where I live, the speed limit doesn't go above 20mph if I'm not mistaken as I do also see a lot of road humps.

[@mikelward]

Where it live it's 20 everywhere. Where I'm taking my test it's 30 everywhere, and no signs.

[@eeettt8701]

Fantastic info !!!!!

[@Dandyverse_creations]

very informative…thank you 😊

[@nicholasdrivingacademy9435]

Good clear video. You should come to SE London we have so many 20 zones and road closures, it’s driving a lot crazy.

[@JoshRamwell]

Thanks Nick. Yes City driving in areas like London must be really tough learning to drive.

[@niksananiksanov6777]

Failed my first test - my case on a motorbike due to speed limit other than that 1 minor. 45 on a national single carriageway,roads were rural roads,tight and small plus restricted corners and couldnt past the 45, and doing 19-20 in a 30 zone due to the new speed limit law in Wales turned out every road in the city to be 30 instead of 20 as most places tend to be 20 unless said otherwise in my town and nearest ones as well. Dont ask me how i felt,first time going in a different city unknown for test.

[@bensonandaga]

Hi. Today I drove 70 mph on dual carriage route passing National Speed limit signs , I see that my route soon ends but no obvious signs when exactly 70 mph ends ..and 60 mph starts . I assume 70 mph ends when middle barier ends ??

[@bigh8438]

good vid. it's the 20mph that gets me though

[@victorsandall3073]

At 2:41 you said satnav indicated 60mph, and then you said it was '30mph', then immediately a sign appeared showing 40mph, even on the road - so what is it !/?

[@JoshRamwell]

Hey Victoria I'm not sure what your struggling with? Road signs are always the law so it's 40 after the road sign which is a change in speed limit and 30 upto the sign. The point I was making is never trust the satnav. Anything else let me know 🙌😁

[@victorsandall3073]

@@JoshRamwell Watch your own video and you'll know what I'm 'allegedly' struggling with !/? I've been driving almost 60 years, and it's Victor - not Victoria !/?

[@oojimmyflip]

The last left turn you made, the speed limit of 40 mph was written on the road surface.😂 passed my test in 1992 and the rules have changed so much, I was taught that the distance between lamp posts dictated the road speed 30mph lamp posts were closer together than those above 30 mph . I still get a little confused on dual carriageways that have no barrier in the middle 60 or 70 mph if not stated otherwise. The only thing that hasnt changed much is the national speed limit on rural roads again unless otherwise stated, I live in a rural area and most of the rural roads are 60mph but many people dont seem to be aware of this and drive at 30mph, I certainly didnt think that you could fail your test for going to slow in a 60mph zone surely it is safer than doing 60mph if you are unsure esspecially as rural roads are hardly ever congested. fortunately modern cars are fitted with speed limiters which are worth using in 20 and 30 zones as it is more difficult in some cars to maintain a slower speed, without constantly checking the dashboard and taking your eye off the road. I wonder if you woiuld be permitted to use the limiter controls in a driving test.

[@susuwilson902]

Very useful. Thank you.

[@maddysunshine4173]

But my trainer told me if I am going 30 kmph at speed 40, he will mark me down☹️… am so confused

[@michellehawkins20]

Thanks for the video ☺️

[@JoshRamwell]

Hope it helped😁🙌

[@michellehawkins20]

@@JoshRamwell definitely has ☺️👍

[@karwanabdullah6991]

Hi josh,what’s the speed limit on leycett lane in keel?

[@JoshRamwell]

National speed for the most part and i believe there is a 30 section at the start and a 40 passed the recyle area but dont quote me. Why? I have not seen a driving test down there in 3 years.

[@peterm1826]

It’s terrible in Australia. Speed zones all over the place 40 klm 50 klm 60 klm I just do 60klm everywhere I drive.

[@roopeshmadan1699]

I failed for driving at 38 in 60 zone with serious fault

[@rustybennineoneonemajesty]

Please Tell use about driving test in bus lane, because somebody told me if you don't go in the bath Lane when you can during a driving test you will fail 😮

[@foxman1546]

Driving safely within individual capabilities is far more important in everyday situations. The driving test is ticking all the boxes. In the country lanes you don't know if a wide tractor or horse riders are around that bend. Did anyone else spot that 40mph sign just 20 metres before it changed to 50mph? Our road signs are often crazy. Safety first. Drive according to what you can safely see.

[@mrahmed5505]

Is it same rules for ADI part 2 ?thank you so much

[@JoshRamwell]

Yes same rules my friend

[@mrahmed5505]

@Josh The Driving Instructor thank you so much, really helpful video

[@johntho1235]

But there’s speed lights on the 40 road also?

[@JoshRamwell]

Yes by if the speed limit is 40 or 50 there will be speed signs every 10 seconds or so. If it's a 30 there might not be any speed signs at all.

[@JonathanLandsmann]

Very helpful 😊

[@lapinchiloca]

Hey 👋 my exam is tomorrow. Perhaps you saved me. My instructor keeps telling me off but hasnt come up with an explanation like this. Tx

[@JoshRamwell]

That's fantastic lapin, maybe they are new to the job and don't know this. Tell them to watch this so they can explain it to students in future instead of just telling them off😁🙌

[@kspades2530]

Good video thanks

[@swolemoth]

Great info

[@amalwilson2311]

Hw many minutes should we soak the dal

[@kestondaniel7737]

I’m a new driver I got catch doing 38 in 30 zone what will happen to me any idea

[@SamJackson234]

Ur a muppet mate. Rly?

[@mariarussell5882]

Yes it is so annoying that they do not mark the road so often this is so they can catch you out fine you it’s a good source in come for them. And they have signs close together to catch you out Get her

[@temmieayodele]

Very useful video

[@stevehaire6324]

6:03 This is a little confusing here and therefore needs some clarification. You state that the examiner would give you a minor at worst for travelling at 30mph in a 40mph zone, but you would still pass your driving test. However, you then state had you gone 40mph when you hadn't seen a speed sign, then you'd have failed your test. In reality, you wouldn't fail your test for doing 40mph in a 40mph zone simply because you hadn't seen a speed sign or there wasnt one. Now, I fully understand that you meant in a different scenario on a different road where the speed limit is 30mph, but saying this at that point without that clarification is very misleading. It can be understood as; if you do 40mph in a 40mph zone but haven't seen a speed sign confirming this, then you will fail your test. That being said; great advice for the most part and exactly how I was taught many years ago.

[@stevebaker9709]

ever since new liebour changed the law from 30 to 60 on a country road I have said its complete madness .😵😵😵😵

[@Magnate1992]

Thanks bro

[@PeterMartin-zx7ls]

I went from a 40-30 the 30 had no 30 signs I got fined for doing 35 I complained and was told I should have known by the distance between lampposts my reply was I was looking where I was driving not counting the distance between posts first speeding fine in 55years

[@SiRhodesDriverTraining]

9:25 should be a complete Stop on a Stop…….

[@MNS304]

National speed is 60 on single carriage way , if you drive on 40 , is it not serious fault???

[@JoshRamwell]

Really depends KK I'll do a short on it but quick answer is no. Some national roads you can only go 20 on. Depends on the safe speed for the road

[@MNS304]

@@JoshRamwell thank you for your reply

[@davidsullivan8236]

As an austrlian driver if I came over to the UK I'm sure Id fale the test, the roads are so narrow

[@keith6400]

Roads which display the National Speed Limit sign years ago would be regarded as unrestricted in terms of the speed you could drive. 100mph would be legal. Speed limits need a legal process to be followed for them to be imposed for every related stretch of road. At some point it was decided that unrestricted use of speed was unacceptable so a National Speed Limit was adopted and imposed. No need for a legal process for every stretch of road to be implemented as a blanket speed limit of 70 mph everywhere the sign appeared. During an international fuel crisis, early 1970's? in order to save fuel a blanket 50mph speed limit on every road in the country was introduced to save fuel. After a few weeks the economy was considered and an easement to 60mph for all such roads came in. Then the fuel shortage was sorted out by increasing fuel prices and the National Speed limit areas returned to 70mph with the exception of two way road where a large saving was made in road casualties. So they retained 60 mph on two way roads. The 30mph would be very expensive to sign post as you would need to post accurately all local roads with correct signs and if the signs were not accurately posted exactly to the regulations the police would not be able to legally enforce them. The enforceable limit would defer to the National Speed Limit or in other words a small local council estate might have its 30mph roads suddenly filling with drivers driving up tp 60 mph and not be able to be prosecuted on the basis of excess speed.

[@JoshRamwell]

That was the most informative comment I've ever had Keith! Thank you for sharing I didn't know that. 🙌🙂

[@user-fj6qh2ec5b]

Good video josh👍🏻 got part 2 ADI coming up in November(only date could book) and its a topic I feel could trip you up, thanks for the tips.

[@JoshRamwell]

Thanks Martin, best of luck with it and yes it's an easy one to catch you out. 🙌😁

[@jamesclare4097]

All the roads by me with street lights are 20mph, I'm in liverpool btw

[@Nehpets-RJ]

You did not stop at the stop sign ... Your wheels kept moving

[@laurenceplumley433]

At 9:28 approx you failed to stop at the stop sign but crept over into the Main road…….😇😇

[@george-ev1dq]

When driving in NI UK as a learner or are driving after passing your test for one year or less you must not exceed 45 MPH regardless if the posted speed limit is higher than 45 MPH.

[@23daughters]

You say "At worst, the examiner will give me a minor and I haven't failed," but if you do that more than 5 times and get more than 5 minors for the same thing, you've failed, right? So it looks like you're pretty much screwed either way.

[@DylRicho]

Hmm... What about 50 mph roads with or without streetlights? Say you missed the speed sign, and assumed it was 60 mph because it's effectively an A-road, or 30 mph because of the streetlights? There are a lot of those near me.

[@JoshRamwell]

Hey Dylan you are absolutely right. They do normally have repeaters very close together in those situations but as you say you just need to not miss the speed limit. 😊

[@DylRicho]

@@JoshRamwell Duly noted. 😂 Your instructor is less likely to be forgiving for going 10 mph above the speed limit in this situation, so realistically the only thing to do is to study the route you'll be taking with Google Maps and remember these oddities if you come across them often. 🙂

[@MariusNinjai]

@@DylRicho wish i could know the route i will be taking before the test

[@patrickormerod3472]

jus faled my test 4th time cauze ospeeding i cant read numbers im disabaled dont under stand the speedammerter

[@michaelbroderick527]

Have you tried putting marks on your speedometer with a pen... MAY help.

[@lenalena7417]

Wonderful video! Thanks

[@mattc.1292]

This is SUPER useful! Thanks!

[@JoshRamwell]

Any time Matt I got your back 😁

[@Nazarebrah]

For me the real issue is the 20mph zone. I thought roads with speed humps were always 20mph then I noticed speed humps on 30mph roads as well. How do you tell if it's a 20mph zone if you failed to spot a speed sign?

[@milanpaudel3103]

The best option in that situation is, if you do see road humps then maybe assume it is 20mph. Since if you went 30mph and it was 20mph that would be a fail, although if you went 20mph and it was 30mph then you'd only get 1 driving fault for that.

[@Billy_Bull_Sheeter]

Can anyone fail the speed awesomeness course.?

[@PedrSion]

Is the 1% Wales ?

[@emmanuelbibleanimation]

can i ask the examiner what the speed limit is?

[@TheRadFactor]

Unlikely they’d answer and they would become ready to fail you. Instead TELL them you’re not sure what the speed is so you’re gonna go 30 until next speed sign.

[@haydenwilliams469]

Can I ask a question? Your saying you can get a minor for doing 30 in a 40 cause your being cautious but will this become serious if your continuing to do this?

[@JoshRamwell]

Really good question yes if you continued for a long distance the examiner may continue to give you minors which would eventually add up to a serious fault. Don't worry about that though because as I mentioned there would be a repeater within 30 seconds max if the speed was any different from 30 mph.

[@JoshRamwell]

Where people do sometimes fail for going to slow is when they don't notice the national speed limit and continue to go 30 or 40 in a national when it's safe to go faster

[@haydenwilliams469]

@@JoshRamwell thank you for answering this and giving clear information

[@JoshRamwell]

@@haydenwilliams469 you are most welcome😁

[@DFoley64]

According to the law, every road no matter where or what type is 30mph in the uk unless there is a sign giving a different speed. That’s on the gov website…unless it changed a week ago…

[@JoshRamwell]

You are correct. The problem is people miss the signs and then don't know what speed to go. ,🤣

[@jordangagat]

in poland loose licence drive

[@quackchung]

Thanks Josh Yeah I've always struggled with rural National speed limit signs as I rarely use roads as marked. I knew that didn't mean 70mph on all highways, but always thought there were different speeds for different highways marked as National Speed Limit for car drivers with No Street Lights, and ofcourse taking conditions away also. Could you please confirm if I'm now understanding this rule correctly please Josh? 60 mph for single carriageway... (I wrongly presumed 50 mph) 60 mph for 2 way ( * If indeed there are 2 way NSL roads, as you didn't mention that scenario?) (Oncoming traffic I guess for the above 2?) 70 mph dual carriageways (Again I wrongly presumed it was 60 mph) Also, surely better to just print the speed on the start of the zone and do away with any confusion?

[@tooshlong]

Did you not do your theory test lol? How the fik did you not know this stuff? Scary.

[@quackchung]

@@tooshlong Well to answer your question. Yes I did, and that's why I'm here to clarify from an instructor who has kindly taken the time to upload an instructional video to help others who are also a bit confused in this case. whereas your reply doesn't help anyone but make you feel better. I could bet your life there are many sections in the highway code you would fail miserably at. This one was mine, so maybe think about that before you judge others? My confusion came as I'd asked a driver what the NSL was when we were on a single carriageway and he gave me them answers. Of course I believed him as he was driving and I wasn't at the time, and when it came to theory tests I think the only relevant question is what the sign meant or it may have also asked the speed limit also and I got it wrong, but I did pass it and my test 1st time. I don't live in a rural area and very rarely use these roads, so never got around to clarifying the answer. Thanks to Josh the driving instructor I now do. Thanks Josh.

[@tooshlong]

@@quackchung mate! It is in all revision apps and notes and it is also in the highway code, and I'm just scared that someone can have a license and not know! It's proper basics. Please revise before getting back in your car and endangering yourself. I say out of love not hate

[@tooshlong]

@@quackchung what concerns me most is you are continuing to drive your car without thinking "shit I really should know this stuff, and that I don't suggests I need to read the highway code" before driving again. Completely irresponsible, mate.

[@quackchung]

@@tooshlong Well that clears up that you didn't either understand or read my reply correctly. I came here to revise so, it is cleared up. That is being responsible!

[@youngtoddster]

I failed my driving test because I didn’t know the correct speed limit for a road I was driving on and my instructor told me it was an incorrect speed Limit

[@kmc79228]

So if street lights it's a 30 ? This is what I struggle with on my lessons.

[@JoshRamwell]

General rule yes 30 with street lights national no street lights unless signs say otherwise.cities will have 20 zones dotted around though but are normally well sign posted.

[@kmc79228]

@@JoshRamwell thankyou x 🙂

[@mjradar]

20 mph zones have repeater signs usual

[@JoshRamwell]

They do indeed which is fortunate. Thanks Mjtransport.

[@rodsmith3911]

Surely it has always been illegal to park on a pavement as it is not for vehicular traffic. Driving on a pavement constitutes driving without due care and attention which carries severe penalties.

[@alfresco8442]

NSL = No Street Lights = National Speed Limit.

[@JoshRamwell]

Wow I really like that Alfresco. That's one to remember!

[@RaheemIlyasi]

Why are you using one hand?

[@andrewhubbard4044]

Hes right its all a guess when trying to work out speed limits ive never known such a complex system there's times your breaking the law and you dont even know it thanks to stupid politicians

[@Akeso_ppp]

wish they build no speed limit road like in germany……

[@mariarussell5882]

£88.00 for a speed course so stick to it, I am but then I have cars behind me overtaking dangerously and being annoyed at you! You can’t win

[@godslonelysoul]

Funny it is a target then lol, yet they say its a speed limit not a target, idea just have coloured tarmac for speed , instaed of signs that are not always visible

[@RidesInforests]

Now I wonder why they would under sign post speed limits?? What ever could be the reason? lol

[@lanaflint4241]

In London, there are roads with no speed limit signs anywhere. There are roads with street lights, so I've assumed the limit is 30mph...... Apparently, this is wrong. According to my satnav and the car insurance supplied telematic vehicle monitoring box fitted to my car, the speed limit is 20mph. I get red flagged by my monitoring app on my phone for exceeding 20mph in these areas. What do I do to know if the speed limit is 20mph or 30mph? Drivers, please be aware. AVOID ANY VEHICLE INSURANCE WHICH INCLUDES A TELEMATIC MONITORING DEVICE. It will make you paranoid. Im anxious, stressed, and overly cautious in my driving style now. I can't wait to renew my insurance without the 1984 device. Thank you, rant over.

[@iainhannah6920]

quiet a few residential areas are 20mph....do 30mph you will be speeding with that assumption

[@jinxful2658]

I think an examiner would’ve failed you at the end there because you have to stop at a stop sign, not crawl at 1mph

[@franksmith7255]

There was no other info on the road

[@davidhumphries5286]

My instructor said I could fail doing 30 in a 40

[@DofTF]

Guessing the speed limit is neither use nor ornament!

[@JoshRamwell]

Love this 😍

[@andrewlove9811]

hi around 2.43

[@andrewlove9811]

you need to relook at video u said it was a 30 when it was 40

[@JoshRamwell]

At what time?

[@jordangagat]

poland law is strict

[@megdrim8637]

Sorry Josh but on your last junction was a big stop and your car still rolling ...rolling and not stopping =serious mistake = fail 🤣🤣🤣

[@JoshRamwell]

Haha ill have to go back and double check that now nice spot 😂😁

[@skeptical1705]

9:19 ... I was told that it is mandatory to make a full stop. Edging, slow rolling wouldn't cut it at all so you're spot on lol

[@keith6400]

@@skeptical1705 Correct the legal requirement is two fold. You must stop. You must stop at the line. Therefore you cannot stop beyond the line. You cannot stop well short of the line where you cannot see enough to see if it is safe to go and then come out on the roll without stopping.

[@AhmadShohaibArab]

Hmm, this is smart, lol.

[@nicholasgreen7434]

Stop calling it a 'speed limit' and instead call it a 'safety limit' Changing the way drivers think is the first step to safer driving.

[@AlanSmith-xu3lo]

We can’t do e can’t do that is there any thing we can do the road signs and laws in this country are bloody ridiculous

[@jordangagat]

in slovak loose drive licence