The limit will be reduced from 100 kilometres per hour to as low as 30 on stretches
New variable speed limits on Dublin's M50 won't be legally enforceable until the end of the year.
The changes will be advisory when they start in the next few weeks for a section of motorway between Ballymun and Castleknock.
The speed limit will be reduced from 100 kilometres per hour to as low as 30 on stretches if there are accidents or poor road conditions.
Kildare resident, Seán O'Neill, is Corporate Communications Manager at Transport Infrastructure Ireland.
He joined Eoin Beatty on Friday's edition of Kildare Focus:
Details of variable speed limits on the M50 announced today. Speeds could go as low as 40km/h for section. There will be automatic speed cameras on the motorway too.
— Seán Defoe (@SeanDefoe) September 17, 2021
Variable limits are coming in phases 👇 pic.twitter.com/pjjfI9RvZA
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