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2026. 8. 29. 작업

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You can overtake anyone driving at any speed in a 30...as long as you're not going over 30.The question is whether you can do it in a reasonable amount of time and can do it safely. It all depends on the situation.

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Tiglon said: Griffith4ever said: Tiglon said: Yep. If you overtake someone doing 20+ in a 30 zone then either you're in an emergency life or death situation or you're a bellend. Too many potential variables to be able to do it safely.There maybe some silly 30 limits that make no sense whatsoever, but I've yet to come across them. There's a series of villages near me that don't have pavements, so they don't feel like a built up area. Lots of people happily plow on at 40 or 50, despite the roads being narrow and having blind corners, and frequently used by cyclists, dog walkers, elderly residents etc.There are LOTS os 30s where I live in the country that are long, very long, straight roads with few houses on them. All used to be NSLs. Now all 30 with the odd 40 stretch when there are no driveways for a while.Its not people trundling at 30 thats the "issue" , its the ones doing 25, or less. Its already tedious driving along a 3 mile long stright at 30, let alone below, so I do overtake them occasionally.Not all 30s are suburban, you need to remember that. You could overtake at 60 safely on some of ours, easily , without passing any driveways/housesAll the 30s in my area, and any I've driven to in memory, are either suburban, urban, or villages. Even rural roads with driveways are generally 40 around here.Maybe you're causing loads of accidents so they've had to lower all the speed limits wherever you are Sorry to interrupt but around my way there definitely are some roads which are 30 no street lights, no houses, driveways, only the occasional field entrance. Used to be NSL, then 40, now 30, no real collision stats to support.Equally there are some roads also no system of street lighting, but with properties and driveways but not what you'd call ur an by any stretch that legally are NSL. Doing 30 on some of them is pushing it.Problem is driver ability, reading the road and conditions seems to be a skill of the past. People too focussed on the wrong things. For exam