Eppure per vedere un paese è necessario specificare le strade sterrate. E cos’è un’autostrada? (Islanda)
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Eppure per vedere un paese è necessario specificare le strade sterrate. E cos’è un’autostrada? (Islanda)
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di vetrardimma
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Here in the States we have gravel road signs as well. Look a little different but give forewarning of when it switches from tarmac to gravel. [https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-end-of-gravel-road-ahead-warning-sign-139053176.html](https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-end-of-gravel-road-ahead-warning-sign-139053176.html)
Unofficial limits are +20 for each.
Well, you have one highway, #1, as far as i remember. Goes around the whole island, and is lifted a bit above the ground 🙂
Gravel in Lithuania
https://www.reddit.com/r/europe/s/71L3PyH8hl
And to be fair, I have no idea who manages to get to 80 on a gravel road without wrecking their vehicle. We rarely went over 50 while on our visit. Too afraid that the gravel flying everywhere would scratch the rental. 😁
Imagine imposing sensible speed limits for gravel or dirt roads, couldn’t be Belgium.
End of paved road was my favourite sign on Iceland 🙂
Omg similar to Poland, this is the sign that appears at the border?
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Iceland_road_sign_D20.11.svg
A very packed one compared to most of the others.
But. It’s not like there’s really a border to drive in?? Where do they put this sign?..
Could be Romania too
Well we have the same speed for paved and gravel, because the paved roads are in such a terrible condition that it is way safer to go 80 on gravel.