20mph speed limits in all built up areas of Wales

Have you any proper evidence (not some Guardian article written by a mad unwashed hag) that demonstrates 20 mph is safer than 30 mph, and any factual evidence to point out where an accident at 20 mph has saved a life which would be forfeit at 30 mph?  Or not.

The Chinese are intent on destabilizing the USA and the UK, this is why the woke culture is indoctrinated among you lefties, Drakefords speed limits will delight Peking no end.

Are you serious???

Of course getting hit at 20mph causes less damage than getting hit at 30mph, evidence is not required all though there is a wealth of it out there, look it up.

Do you also need 'evidence' that when it rains you get wet?

Or turning the volume up on your TV makes it louder?

"force is proportional to acceleration", did you not go to school, basic physics.

Why do some people not understand that road deaths have fallen that it is inconvenient as JOG has demonstrated that his daughter will be unable to support herself and child because of idiocy designed to thumb their collective nose at the national govt.

If you look the greatest number of road deaths are caused by alcohol and drugs and is most prevalent amongst young drivers you know the ones you deem so able at an even younger age to be mature and knowledgeable enough to make political decisions and vote.

I think if local authorities applied the limits sensibly, there would be little cause for complaint. It remains to be seen, but my experience to date suggests it's going to be something of a dog's breakfast.

On Monday I travelled a route that was clearly signed between 20, 30 and 40 MPH. It was a journey I used to make quite regularly when we moved here some 17 years ago. It was then a 40 and 60 MPH limited route which had regular accidents and several fatalities. Frankly, I was quite surprised to find it clearly signed and with sensible limits.

On Tuesday I made my regular weekly visit to our local office (same LA). Once off the single or semi single track roads and through the local village, where doing more than 20 is virtually impossible, there is a four or five mile link to the dual carriageway. While the road is two laned, it's wide enough to be a dual, with a wide grass verge separating the road from pedestrians, houses and businesses. Incredibly, this stretch had been reclassified to a 20 MPH limit and, if tailgating is a measure of driver frustration, I'd say there were many frustrated drivers. I'd suggest that frustrated drivers lead to accidents and accidents to injury.

As JOG said earlier, there are places where the 20 limit is appropriate, but unless local authorities take action to get the 20 limits right, the result in terms of accidents and injury may the opposite of that expected.

Nope.

You are the one that is ignorant of what is being said and then makes things up to cover your stupidity.

Perfect projection from you . That is exactly what  you have been doing .