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Ireland is adopting a default 30 kmh (19 mph) speed limit in urban areas

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Ireland is adopting a default 30 kmh (19 mph) speed limit in urban areas

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Local authorities to implement 30km/h speed limits in urban areas ‘where appropriate’ from 2027

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Speed limits on roads in built-up and urban areas can only be changed where a majority of the elected members in a local authority vote to do so.

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My car is either lugging along in 2nd gear or doing like 3500 rpm in first at 30 kph, so mine wouldn’t be any quieter.
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  At that speed, most of the noise comes from the tyres. Slower = quieter.
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    Not with my exhaust
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