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Rather than erect signs, they should change the official speed limit on that road to 10 miles per hour. Google takes into account speed restrictions when choos
by neilkk 3y ago
Rather than erect signs, they should change the official speed limit on that road to 10 miles per hour.
Google takes into account speed restrictions when choosing routes, apparently by assuming that you always drive exactly at the limit.
The locals who are using the dirt track will know that the 10mph is not operative and no speed limit on that road is likely to be enforced.
- russelg 3y agoHonestly, 10mph is not far off the speed you want to be going on these unsealed gravel roads.
- defrost 3y agoMaybe people that never drive on unsealed gravel roads. This specific instance is fine at speeds of 80-100 km/hr with reductions down to 50 km/hr or less if there are surface issues | washouts, etc. ( Literally an actual local to this bit of the wheatbelt in W.Australia )
- russelg 3y agoI'm in Perth so yeah I don't get to experience driving on those roads very often, but when I have I'm in a Corolla hatchback and definitely don't feel safe doing above 30km/h LOL
- averageRoyalty 3y agoThat would certainly confuse people, as Australian cars don't have a speedo that shows miles per hour.