Just wondering what the maximum design speed is that a guided busway could be built to, and the highest speed that legislation would allow.
I’ve heard that guided busways can theoretically be built to allow operating speeds of 90-100 mph, but they use ordinary road signs to legislate speed limits, and there isn’t currently any signage to denote maximum speeds above 70mph. I guess the NSL sign could be used, but do guided busways have a default maximum speed limit like all-purpose roads and motorways, or are they derestricted (no speed limit) like non-motorway special roads? Would say for example a special 90mph sign have to be made if a purpose-built guided busway did have that as its maximum speed limit?
I’ve heard that guided busways can theoretically be built to allow operating speeds of 90-100 mph, but they use ordinary road signs to legislate speed limits, and there isn’t currently any signage to denote maximum speeds above 70mph. I guess the NSL sign could be used, but do guided busways have a default maximum speed limit like all-purpose roads and motorways, or are they derestricted (no speed limit) like non-motorway special roads? Would say for example a special 90mph sign have to be made if a purpose-built guided busway did have that as its maximum speed limit?