30 kph zones need federal limits

There are too many 30 kph zones being created around the country, and they need to have federal control.

That’s the view of parliament in Bern. They’ve backed a motion to clarify what types of roads should be limited to 30.

The author of the motion, Liberal member Peter Schilliger, says 30 kph zones are extending in a ‘chaotic’ manner. 

The motion says the default limit should be 50, with only a few exceptions. 

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