Urban dwellers support graduated speed limits; those living in country mostly oppose them

Last month, Transport Minister Shane Ross received the backing of cabinet to introduce new laws for greater penalties for drivers who exceed limits at higher speeds.

Urban dwellers support graduated speed limits; those living in country mostly oppose them

A majority of people who live in towns and cities support new plans for graduated speed limits.

However, the survey by Behaviour and Attitudes for the Sunday Times shows a majority of people in rural areas oppose the move.

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