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Originally Posted by Mazrim
A similar thing happens on Glenmore Trail on the East side of the City. The speed limits are all over the place. Why is it 80 km/h in the narrowest part with a rail crossing, and 70 km/h in the wide open stretch near Stoney, then 80 again after?
The City's forecasting toolbox has speed limit maps for present and future time periods you might find useful. You could use it to point out discrepancies, such as Glenmore being coded 80 end to end!.
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The answer to something stupid regarding city zoning/speed limits, is, as always, NIMBYs.
Much like how the stretch of 96 Avenue NE between Harvest Hills Bv and Deerfoot is a massive 3-lane stretch that is 60. 60!!!! Of course, past Deerfoot (and once in the industrial/airport area) it is 80, like it should be.