Driver Awareness & Speed Limits Sample Clauses

Driver Awareness & Speed Limits. Drivers involved with the haulage must be familiar with the nature of the road and should have read and be in possession of this management agreement, prior to operating on this route. The maximum speed on this haulage route (loaded or empty) will be 20 mph until the A814 junction.
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Driver Awareness & Speed Limits. Drivers involved with the haulage must be familiar with the nature of the road and should have read and be in possession of this management agreement, prior to operating on this route. The maximum speed (loaded or empty) should be restricted to 20 mph until reaching A816. This may be reduced to 15 mph during excessively wet periods; speed when in the village of Kilmichael Glassary near the school should be 10 mph maximum. . Due to the proximity of the primary school at Kilmichael, due consideration must be given to pedestrians on the road. Where practicable, operations should be planned for periods when the School is not in use. Where this is not possible, vehicle movements should be restricted to periods when pedestrians are least likely to be using the road. e.g avoiding school opening and closing times and lunch time period.
Driver Awareness & Speed Limits. Drivers involved with the haulage must be familiar with the nature of the road and should have read and be in possession of this management agreement, prior to operating on this route. They must have an appreciation of the need to monitor the route condition on a daily basis and to alert the Council as soon as possible of any deterioration. The maximum speed (loaded or empty) will be 15 mph. There is public access to residential properties on the Ardteatle road section from the summit to the in-forest road junction.
Driver Awareness & Speed Limits. Drivers involved with the haulage must be familiar with the nature of the road and should have read and be in possession of this management agreement, prior to operating on this route. The maximum speed (loaded or empty) will be 20 mph. This may be reduced to 15 mph during excessively wet periods, and 10 mph maximum near Strachur school.
Driver Awareness & Speed Limits. Drivers involved with the haulage must be familiar with the nature of the road and should have read and be in possession of this management agreement, prior to operating on this route. On the unclassified section of road from Ardmaddy to where it meets the B844 at Auchnasaul, the maximum speed (loaded or empty) will be 20 mph. This may be reduced to 15 mph during excessively wet periods.

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