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    In Italia abbiamo quattro tipi di limiti di velocità e non tre come in Grecia e in altri paesi europei

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    4. fiendishrabbit on

      Sweden: Ha. You can’t drive 90 kph on a Swedish country road.

      *looks at Italy and the various mountain roads*

      Sweden: …but their country roads are worse than ours?

    5. rs_0 on

      What’s the difference between the green and blue signs with 110 and 130 limits? Are there different kinds of autobahns?

    7. SleagleGER on

      correction: italy has no speedlimit. Everyone‘s to fast to read the signs anyway

    8. LtGoosecroft on

      Just 4? We have 15, 30, 50, 60, 70, 80, 100 and 130 in the Netherlands. Terrible 😔

    9. ToughSpeed1450 on

      This is false. We have the exact same speed limits in Greece. You just don’t see 130km/h very often.

    10. FacetiousInvective on

      I guess it’s: city road, national road, express/european road and highway.

    11. TestingYEEEET on

      Same in Luxemburg but the difference here is that on all highway it’s 130 except if it rains then it is 110.

    12. JasonScorpioJV on

      >not three like in Greece and some other European countries

      It’s the exact same in Greece dumbass

    13. More-Print371 on

      Is this up to date info or the [EU website ](https://europa.eu/youreurope/citizens/travel/driving-abroad/road-rules-and-safety/italy/index_en.htm#speed_limits)is wrong? Also this [DHL-related website](https://dhl-freight-connections.com/en/business/truck-speed-limits-europe/) suggests otherwise. It seems like you have separate speed limits for vehicles with trailers, buses, vehicles over 3,5t, and even for vehicles over 12t. It is just that particular sign is so simple because it only lists rules for the most common vehicles i.e. passenger cars below 3,5t without trailers.

    14. ziplin19 on

      I wish we had more speed limits in Germany, sometimes i’m scared someone on the Autobahn will lose control at 300kmh and crash into me

    15. Adlermann_nl on

      In The Netherlands we relative speeds. Whenever a bird shits near the motorway, the maximum speed drops by 10 km per hour. We have to drive backwards to work now to fool the system.

    17. jonski1 on

      And you don’t adhere to any of those limits nor those temporary ones.

    18. Toddy06 on

      You wouldn’t believe me but Australia has 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, 90, 100, 110, 120, 130. Yes I kid you not.

    19. Tusan1222 on

      In Sweden we have them all, from 5-120km/h

      You can’t assume the speed here anymore.

      It’s because we have the ”zero vision” but it’s hard to cure stupid.

    20. ReleasedGaming on

      In Germany we have: 5, 10, 20, 30, 50, 60, 70, 80, 100, 120, 130, ♾️ (those are the ones that I have seen, there may be more)

    21. illyguy998 on

      In Kosovo we got 40 for urban areas
      50 for suburban
      80 for city connections
      120 for Autobahn
      And also another 130 for Autobahn

    24. CC-5576-05 on

      In Sweden we only had 50, 70, 90, 110. Then somewhere along the way they decided that these are too high in some places, so some roads are now 40, 60, 80, 100. But some highways got 120, don’t ask why.

      So all in all we end up with 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, 90, 100, 110, 120

    25. Formal_Ad9107 on

      In estonia we have 1,5,10,20,30,40,50,60,70,80,90,100,110, I dont think we have eligible roads for 120 plus our car pool would not manage 120 on a constant.

    27. NoWingedHussarsToday on

      Same in Slovenia, we even use same colours for highways and the other road that is not highway but not regular road as well.

    28. TheArst0tzkan on

      In Greece we also have 4 kinds of speed limits tbf
      Source: Got my driving license this year

    33. tazkk on

      In Sweden we have 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, 90, 100, 110 and 120. In some rare places, you can find 10 and even 5.

    34. Zervoudakis on

      In greece it is exatcly the same as depicted here, cmon do some research first

    35. Zervoudakis on

      In greece it is exatcly the same as depicted here, cmon do some research first

    36. Zervoudakis on

      In Greece it is exactly like this, what are you talking about?

      Maybe you saw an old sign? It is like the picture (4) in our driving license study books

    37. Sayor1 on

      When I was driving in Ltu i found out apparently the 110 and 130 depends on your driving experience or age, cant remember which one.

    38. Sayor1 on

      When I was driving in Ltu i found out apparently the 110 and 130 depends on your driving experience or age, cant remember which one.

    39. Sayor1 on

      When I was driving in Ltu i found out apparently the 110 and 130 depends on your driving experience or age, cant remember which one.

    43. Intelligent-Chair385 on

      Basically the same in every other western European country lmao. And this guy was like fuck Greece in particular

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