Talk:Speed limits in Sweden

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File:Speed limit sweden.jpg Nominated for Deletion[edit]

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... Well, I should hope not on those grounds, as it's been clearly marked as public domain (published by a national body... it's a roadsign fer cryin' out loud) for anyone who wants to check. HOWEVER it should probably still be deleted or replaced anyway, as it seems to be considerably out of date, or at least definitely not in line with the article text. Or is it the case that, counter to what the text describes, the default in-town limit is 50, out-of-town is 70, and motorway is 110km/h, with everything else being an optional override? 87.113.89.205 (talk) 04:22, 22 January 2012 (UTC)[reply]