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nope, it's a two phases plan: they will begin with 20Km/h in phase one and then to 10Km/h in phase two

• vertex-four 10y ago
  For the record, buses in Glasgow have to travel at 10mph to enter the bus station, and do so with ease. I've been in a car driving at 5mph into a campsite. If you're driving a car beefy enough that it's impossible to do that, in the middle of a city where people respect pedestrian life... maybe it's a better idea to park-and-ride instead?
  • masklinn 10y ago
    > For the record, buses in Glasgow have to travel at 10mph to enter the bus station, and do so with ease. Buses and trucks tend to have gearboxes with lots of gears (e.g. 12 forward and 6 back), so they can afford low gears with very high ratios (engine to wheel rpm) for fine manoeuvres. > If you're driving a car beefy enough that it's impossible to do that Less an issue of power and more an issue of gears count and gears ratio. Also according to other commenters automatic apparently don't truly idle and settle at relatively high speed: someone quoted 15mph unless the driver is actively braking. Even with high power, you can run a stick idle in1st gear and likely not reach 10km/h.