Green-bordered speed limit sign, Belfast (February 2015)
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Green-bordered speed limit sign, Belfast (February 2015)
Image: © Albert Bridge Taken: 20 Feb 2015
A green-bordered 20 mph speed limit sign at the Knock Road end of Cherryvalley Image My layman’s understanding is that the limit is advisory, as a traffic-calming/safety measure (used here with road humps) without a statutory basis. On the other hand . . . I can’t help thinking that, in the event of an accident, the insurance companies and police would be obliged to take failure to observe into account when assessing liability. See also Image
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Image Location
Latitude
54.589016
Longitude
-5.855612