Nationale Geschwindigkeitsbegrenzungen auf einspurigen Landstraßen europäischer Länder in km/h
Von Tirolischleioans
Nationale Geschwindigkeitsbegrenzungen auf einspurigen Landstraßen europäischer Länder in km/h
Von Tirolischleioans
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Why are there two for the UK?
Serbia being red is a bit painful.
Belgium being Belgium…
Pretty sure ireland is wrong
Yes it is, it should be 100km/h
Sorry but this is not good. It would have made a good heat map or better still a map where each max speed was represented by increasing intensities of the same colour range. But choosing wildly different colours to represent what is essentially a sliding scale is the wrong approach. How is bright pink 40kph less than bright green but 20kph less than red?
Spain depends on the width of the road shoulder, either 90 or 100
France has both 80 and 90 km/h
Was the colour scheme randomised?
No wonder everyone left Ireland. It wasn’t non existing food. It was having to drive walking speed on roads outside town
I am swedish and have been on roads with a limit at 100km/h in the north. And 80km/h and 90km/h are common limits in the south too. I don’t know where this map got the data from tbh.
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I thought it was 70 in Norway as well.
The Flemish-Walloon border has never looked so straight. Looks like they’ve been gekoloniseerd/colonisées by another European power
Russia is 90, but actually 109 because first 19 km/h are not fined.
Cars get safer, speed limit gets lower.
Romania 90? I remember 100…
Ireland has only recently changed to 60 during 2025. It used to be 80
In Germany it’s: 100,70,100,70,100,70,100,70,100,70
Might be wrong, but shouldnt romania be 100?
Sweden so large and only 70?!
Isle of Man is missing from the map and has a national speed limit of ♾️
Austria has three speed limits: urban, rural and highway. That’s it.
In Poland we have 4 categories of road splitted by number of lanes and vehicle. It’s insane to remember full table of speed limits!
Why is the entirety of Russia yellow but only East Thrace for Turkey.
Also what about Armenia, Georgia and Azerbaijan and parts of Kazahstan?
These Europe maps always make me think what actually counts as europe
Like ok they didnt include all of turkey so it must be countries that are geographically in europe.
But then Cyprus is also in the map. Then i think ok maybe its EU member countries and Cyprus is a memeber i did not know, but then, Georgia isnt here also
France is a patchwork, actually.
Most roads in central-southern and central-eastern France went back to 90 kph, but national roads in these areas are still at 80, and more urbanized coastal, northern and southeastern areas mostly kept 80 kph.
It’s a mess.
Wtf Britain?!
Ireland was 80 until last year
Paint whole of Turkey
Netherlands it’s 100. Most single lane N-roads are 80, but there are quite a few N-roads with the 100-limit (N50,N34)
UK people, please explain yourself
So if you don’t pay attention to which region you’re in in Belgium you could end up with a fine. Do they have a sign warning you at the border at least ?