29-09-2024, 06:40 PM
Thank you, David! Of course it's ridiculous. So ridiculous that my blood pressure is still somewhere around 500... And of course I'm already working on it. Especially since I'm a club member in Switzerland and I have friends in the SMVC.
Sevens drive all over the world without any restrictions, but apparently that's not possible in Switzerland. Brakes use to work different here, you know?
However, there are actually many vehicles that are subject to a 30 km/h limit, in most cases these are cars that only have rear brakes, for example a 1914 Ford T Speedster or a Salmson racing car. A friend with a '27 Chummy also has this limit. But he doesn't care, he still drives as fast as he can.
I'll call the management there tomorrow, or I'll drive there myself if necessary. After some research on the Internet, I suspect that this regulation has something to do with tractors and trailers, and is being misused here for passenger cars. He should show me the exact wording of this regulation, then I will think about how I can challenge it legally.
Someone will get to know me.
Sevens drive all over the world without any restrictions, but apparently that's not possible in Switzerland. Brakes use to work different here, you know?
However, there are actually many vehicles that are subject to a 30 km/h limit, in most cases these are cars that only have rear brakes, for example a 1914 Ford T Speedster or a Salmson racing car. A friend with a '27 Chummy also has this limit. But he doesn't care, he still drives as fast as he can.
I'll call the management there tomorrow, or I'll drive there myself if necessary. After some research on the Internet, I suspect that this regulation has something to do with tractors and trailers, and is being misused here for passenger cars. He should show me the exact wording of this regulation, then I will think about how I can challenge it legally.
Someone will get to know me.