On Sat, 9 Mar 2019 at 08:48, Ross Scanlon <[email protected]> wrote:
> What you've said is correct for off ramps but would be incorrect for on > ramps. > > The on ramp speed limit may be determined from the adjoining road(s), as > the last speed limit sign is the applicable limit until you pass another > sign. > > So in the example given if the 60 sign was not on the link the applicable > limit would be what it was for Warwick Road, which from memory is 70 near > that underpass, and this would be the limit up to the 60 sign. > > So for this link it should be 70 - 60 - 100 as you go past the 60 and 100 > signs. > Or, stupidly enough, if for some reason you've come down off the Centenary Highway via https://www.openstreetmap.org/way/144077977#map=17/-27.66335/152.73924, through the traffic lights, then taken the on ramp we're talking about to go back up onto the Highway, your speed would be 60 - 60 - 100 as there's a 60 sign on that off-ramp. So you'd, quite legally, have 2 different speed limits on that stretch of road! Thanks Graeme
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