@bekopharm @xelot I don't own a car, but I've seen Italian speed traps positioned right after an unnecessary 30 km/h sign on a straight road where the speed limit is normally 50 or 80 km/h.
I can see how these would anger most Italian drivers.
@bekopharm @xelot I don't own a car, but I've seen Italian speed traps positioned right after an unnecessary 30 km/h sign on a straight road where the speed limit is normally 50 or 80 km/h.
I can see how these would anger most Italian drivers.
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