Mixed views as 30km/h speed limit rolled out

THERE were mixed views on the streets of Cork as new bylaws reducing the speed limit to 30km/h in parts of Cork city centre were implemented yesterday.

Mixed views as 30km/h speed limit rolled out
Thu, 17 Nov, 2011 - 00:00
Aoife Dowling

The 30km/h speed limit, which equates to just over 18 miles per hour, will affect a number of streets in the heart of the city centre.

Patrick Street, Grand Parade, Oliver Plunkett St, North Main St and Cornmarket St will all be affected.

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