jono84 – but im sure some one must of been fined in a 30mph limit?
I don’t think so; as I recall speed limits apply to MOTORISED vehicles. There could be some very special places with a local byelaw (e.g. in a mixed pedestrian / cycle path) but it would not be a normal road with limit. {Careless or reckless cycling may of course be illegal].
stu_d – 10 kph = 6.2 mph – they may as well make it a footpath as there is no point in cycling
Not many people can consistently walk at that speed for long… …in fact normal walking speed is half that.
rs -how can they do that when very few bikes actually have a speedo on them?
Don’t need a speedo to get prosecuted for speeding in the UK. Vintage vehicles, some agricultural vehicles, small motorbikes and invalid carraiges made before 1984, and any vehicle with a max speed of 25mph are exempt from the speedo rules – but not any speed limit that is in force. Its fairly easy to estimate speed to be roughly right. In this case it would be “jogging speed”.