Welcome and Day One

The Calaréann government wishes to extend a warm welcome to the national delegations that have arrived today in Duvall.

Delegations were treated to a Welcome to Country by elders of the Dharwal peoples on arrival at the conference centre.




Calaréann Prime Minister Nathan Rush TD, Welcomed the delegations to Calaré on behalf of HM King Saxon. He talked about the Calaréann nation and its never ending conquest to build and maintain the best transport infrastucture possible.


Day One Summit Questions

1- What side of the road does your nation drive on?
2- What is the Maximum legislated speed limit in your Country? (M/KM)
3- Do you have a national body such as a Roads and Traffic Authority, and if you do what powers/duties do they have?
4- What are the Urban speed limits of your roads? Single lane, Dual Carriage, Built up areas?
5- What modes of Public Road Transport does your government provide?

1- What side of the road does your nation drive on?

Left.

2- What is the Maximum legislated speed limit in your Country? (M/KM)

80kph (70kph in Lycanthia)

3- Do you have a national body such as a Roads and Traffic Authority, and if you do what powers/duties do they have?

Yes - The ADT (Arcacian Department of Transport). Handles vehicle registration, licencing in regard to private and public transport, including taxis and buses.

4- What are the Urban speed limits of your roads? Single lane, Dual Carriage, Built up areas?

10-40kph - Shared zones/high pedestrian activity areas
40kph - School zones (8am-9:30am and 2:30pm-4pm school days)
50kph - Built up areas with single lane roads less than 7m width
60kph - Built up areas with single lane roads more than 7m width or dual lane roads. Duel carriageways in built up areas
70kph - Single lane roads not in built up areas
70kph or 80kph - Duel carraigeways not in built up areas

5- What modes of Public Road Transport does your government provide?

Buses and trams.

1- What side of the road does your nation drive on?

Left.

2- What is the Maximum legislated speed limit in your Country? (M/KM)

90mph

3- Do you have a national body such as a Roads and Traffic Authority, and if you do what powers/duties do they have?

The Automobile Association (AA) runs the roads and hands out driving licenses. It can revoke licenses and works with the Transport Ministry when setting road laws and dealing with traffic issues.

4- What are the Urban speed limits of your roads? Single lane, Dual Carriage, Built up areas?

Areas near education facilites - 10mph
Urban - 20mph
Single Lane (non-urban) - 30mph
Dual Carriageway - 50mph

5- What modes of Public Road Transport does your government provide?

Railway, buses, local ferries.

1- What side of the road does your nation drive on?
RIGHT
2- What is the Maximum legislated speed limit in your Country? (M/KM)
80 mph
3- Do you have a national body such as a Roads and Traffic Authority, and if you do what powers/duties do they have?
we have A*DOT (Ascadylea Department of Transportation)
They regulate the federal interstate highway system (repairs, maintenance, and signage) and under this umbrella falls the AAA (Ascadylea Aviation Administration), the ARA (Ascadylea Railroad Administration), and ASMA (Ascadylea Seaport and Maritime Administration)
4- What are the Urban speed limits of your roads? Single lane, Dual Carriage, Built up areas?
Urban Road- 35mph
Dual-Lane Highway- 45mph
School Zone- 15 mph (during posted school hours)
5- What modes of Public Road Transport does your government provide?
the federal government does not provide any public road transport. All city/municipal public transport is regulated by at the city or metropolitan area level.

1- What side of the road does your nation drive on?
Right

2- What is the Maximum legislated speed limit in your Country? (M/KM)
120 mph (1998 on Union Freeway) changed to no speed limit on that freeway, on other Freeways it is 90 mph

3- Do you have a national body such as a Roads and Traffic Authority, and if you do what powers/duties do they have?
NRTB - National Road Transport Board controls Freeway police, signs, speed limits, etc

4- What are the Urban speed limits of your roads? Single lane, Dual Carriage, Built up areas?

Freeways
Freeway (6 + Lanes): 90 - 75 mph
Freeway (4 + Lanes): 80 - 50 mph
Classical Freeway (2-3 lanes): 50 - 30 mph

Large Surface Roads
Expressway: 55 mph
Boulevard: 45 mph
Avenue: 40 mph
Odd Avenue (1 lane | 3 lanes): 30 | 45 mph

Small Surface Roads
Road: 30 mph
Odd road (1 land | 2 lanes): 30 | 35 mph
Street: 15 mph
Lane: 10 mph
Dead End Roads: 10 mph
Sub Streets: 5 mph

Special
School Zone: 15 mph
Hospital Zone: 20 mph
Avalanche Area: 35 mph
Rock Slide Area: 30 mph

Event
Floods (less than 1 foot) : Go 20 mph slower or at least 5 mph
Storms: Go 15 mph slower or at least 5 mph
Evacuation: Go as emergency/matrix signs direct

Vehicular Specific
Bus: Maximum: 50 mph
Taxi: Maximum: 75 mph
Truck (Loaded): Maximum: 60 mph

5- What modes of Public Road Transport does your government provide
Bus, Tram, Ferries, Lifts, and government taxis

1- What side of the road does your nation drive on? 
Right
 
2- What is the Maximum legislated speed limit in your Country? (M/KM)
In some Rural parts of the Northern and New Kadrian districts there is no maximum speed limit in the day (80mph at night), but the general rule in Aleksania is the maximum speed limit on 4+ lane highways is 75-80 mph, depending on the district, 55-60mph on 2 lane highways, 35-45mph on urban roads in commercial zones (areas where there are mostly buisnesses on the side of the road), and 25-30mph in residential areas and all unpaved roads. 15mph in parking lots, 5-10 mph on shared roads (roads for pedestrians and vehicles; allys) (Sometimes Varies, this is when nothing else is posted)
   
3- Do you have a national body such as a Roads and Traffic Authority, and if you do what powers/duties do they have? ADoT, maintaining and upgrading federal (interdistrict) highways and associated property (rest stops, weight stations, ect.) Most other functions are handeled on a district level.  
 
4- What are the Urban speed limits of your roads? Single lane, Dual Carriage, Built up areas? See question 2
 
5- What modes of Public Road Transport does your government provide? While public transport is provided mainly on a city and county level, the federal does mandate a certain number of bus serveces a week to some iscolated areas that would otherwise have none. (similar to what the US government does with air transport in parts of Alaska)

do y'all know exactly how fast 120mph is? that's so dangerous!

1- What side of the road does your nation drive on?
Left

2- What is the Maximum legislated speed limit in your Country? (M/KM)
22% of Killorglin's roads are derestricted in terms of speed limits under the Derestriction of Rural Roads Order 1977 and 2004. The highest speed limit is 80mph or 130km/h on sections of the Motorway (M4/N4).

3- Do you have a national body such as a Roads and Traffic Authority, and if you do what powers/duties do they have?
Roads Service, an agency under the Ministry of Regional Development maintains and 100% funds all Motorway and National 'N' Class roads. The Roads Service is also responsible for funding 55% of Regional 'R' Class roads and assisting with gritting/salting of such roads in winter in conjunction with Local Government. Local/Link 'L' Class roads are 10% funded by Roads Service with the rest of funding and maintenance carried out by Local Government and/or Parish Councils. All other unclassified roads are funded and maintained by local landowners or Parish Councils.

4- What are the Urban speed limits of your roads? Single lane, Dual Carriage, Built up areas?

* LGVs are long goods vehicles under a gross weight of 6 tonnes but also includes cars towing a trailer/caravan or buses with less than 20 seats. HGVs are heavy goods vehicles over a gross weight of 6 tonnes and includes coaches/buses with more than 12 passenger seats.

Killorglin applies the National Speed Limit System, meaning that other than the speed limits below no others may be applied without special authority from the Minister for Regional Development.

BUILT UP AREAS/RURAL SCHOOL AREAS - 20mph (20mph - LGVs/HGVs)

SINGLE CARRIAGEWAY RURAL - 60mph (50mph - LGVs/HGVs)

DUAL CARRIAGEWAY URBAN - 50mph (50mph - LGVs / 40mph HGVs)
DUAL CARRIAGEWAY RURAL - 70mph (50 mph - LGVs/HGVs)

MOTORWAY - 70mph, selected trial sections 80mph (60mph LGVs / 50 mph HGVs)

DERESTRICTED (Denoted by a black X sign) - A safe and reasonable speed for road conditions/driving ability (Safe and reasonable speed for road conditions/driving ability also applies for LGVs. Although HGVs are not permitted on such roads except for access)

5- What modes of Public Road Transport does your government provide

Public transport is provided via government owned company Translink which owns Metro Bus (bus services in Bunratty and surround), Goldline (Luxury Express bus services between major towns), National Bus (local and main bus services across Killorglin between towns), Iánrodd Cill Orlgan (operates and maintains the 3 rail lines) and Ceangail (connect in english - light rail system in Bunratty).

New underground tunnels are being built to make better use of Ceangail by extending its two lines to four and connecting it with the heavy rail Iánrodd Cill Orlgan allowing commuters to change at major stations and use Ceangail to complete their onward journeys within Bunratty).

1- What side of the road does your nation drive on?
Right.

2- What is the Maximum legislated speed limit in your Country? (M/KM)
70mph or 110km/hr.

3- Do you have a national body such as a Roads and Traffic Authority, and if you do what powers/duties do they have?

The Illu'an Department of Transportation (IDOT) sets guidelines for all public roads and maintains such roads. A fairly common nickname for the department is "idiot" (add an "i" to IDOT) when something goes wrong within the department.

4- What are the Urban speed limits of your roads? Single lane, Dual Carriageway, Built up areas?
10-40kph/5-25mph - Shared streets(drivers and pedestrians have equal access), driveways, alleys.
40kph/25mph - School zones (one lane road)
50kph/30mph - School zones (two lane road)
50kph/30mph - Single Lane suburban/urban roads, 2 lane roads.
60kph/35mph - 2 lane roads with limited amount of connecting streets/driveways.
70kph/45mph - Rural one lane roads, rural 2 lane roads.
80kph/50mph - Rural two lane roads with medians, urban limited access roads with a median and at least 2 lanes.
90kph/55mph - Limited access road with a median and 4 or more lanes.
100kph/60mph - Limited access suburban roads with a median and at least two lanes.
110kph/70mph - Limited access rural roads with a median and at least 2 lanes.

5- What modes of Public Road Transport does your government provide?
The government subsidizes some bus, tram, rail, and ferry systems.

1- What side of the road does your nation drive on?

Left.

2- What is the Maximum legislated speed limit in your Country? (M/KM)

- 20 km/h in suburban neighborhood area
- 45 km/h in single lane road in the city area.
- 60 km/h in multi lane road in city area.
- 60 km/h in single lane road in rural area
- 80 km/h in multi lane road in rural area
- 120 km/h in highway

3- Do you have a national body such as a Roads and Traffic Authority, and if you do what powers/duties do they have?

Road Management Association (RMA) runs in the roads maintenance.
Vehicle Licence Autorities hands out vehicle registeration, and driving licenses. It can revoke licenses and works with the Transportation Departement and Local police when setting road laws and dealing with traffic issues.

4- What are the Urban speed limits of your roads? Single lane, Dual Carriage, Built up areas?

- 20 km/h in suburban neighborhood area
- 20 km/h near educational facilities.
- 45 km/h in single lane road in the city area.
- 60 km/h in multi lane road in city area.
- 60 km/h in single lane road in rural area
- 80 km/h in multi lane road in rural area
- 120 km/h in highway

5- What modes of Public Road Transport does your government provide?

City buses, Inter cities buses, Inter island ferries, National wide ferries, City light-railway network, Standart railway network, City public transport car, etc

1- What side of the road does your nation drive on?
In the RIGHT side

2- What is the Maximum legislated speed limit in your Country? (M/KM)
160 KM/H

3- Do you have a national body such as a Roads and Traffic Authority, and if you do what powers/duties do they have?
The SSA is the Syldavian Security Association that runs in roads maintenance. They have the power to arrest you if you don't respect speed limits, etc.

4- What are the Urban speed limits of your roads? Single lane, Dual Carriage, Built up areas?
Areas near education facilites - 30 km/h
Urban - 50 km/h
Single Lane (non-urban) - 75 km/h
Dual Carriageway - 100 km/h
Highways - 160 km/h

5- What modes of Public Road Transport does your government provide?
Syldavian government provides TRAIN transportation.

What side of the road does your nation drive on?

The left.

What is the Maximum legislated speed limit in your Country? (M/KM)

120km/h

Do you have a national body such as a Roads and Traffic Authority, and if you do what powers/duties do they have?

The Land Transport Administration, under the Ministry of Transportation, handles the management of road systems. The essentially keeps the roads in pristine and safe conditions, overseeing maintenance, tolls and accident response.

What are the Urban speed limits of your roads?

40 km/h in suburban areas
20 km/h in school zones
45 km/h in single lane road, urban
70 km/h in multi lane road, urban
55 km/h in single lane road, rural
90 km/h in multi lane road, rural
110 km/h in highway

What modes of Public Road Transport does your government provide?

Public transport systems differ from city to city. In Centreburg, bus services are the only road bound mass transit systems available. In Colganston and Highvale, in addition to the already-present bus services, tram systems ply on roads as well as on dedicated areas.

1- What side of the road does your nation drive on?

Left.

2- What is the Maximum legislated speed limit in your Country? (M/KM)

110kph

3- Do you have a national body such as a Roads and Traffic Authority, and if you do what powers/duties do they have?

Yes - CALRTA (Calaréann Roads and Traffic Authority). Handles vehicle registration, licencing in regard to private and public transport, including taxis and buses and the Calaréann Dept of Transport is responsible for the Design and tender process for the construction of new major roads. individual county Authorities are responsible for the maintenance of local roads not deemed A class roads.

4- What are the Urban speed limits of your roads? Single lane, Dual Carriage, Built up areas?

10-40kph - Shared zones/high pedestrian activity areas
40kph - School zones (8am-9:30am and 2:30pm-4pm school days)
50kph - Built up areas with single lane roads less than 7m width
70kph - Built up areas with single lane roads more than 7m width or dual lane roads. Duel carriageways in built up areas
90kph - Single lane roads not in built up areas
100kph or 110kph - Duel carriageways not in built up areas

5- What modes of Public Road Transport does your government provide?

Buses and trams also licenses Taxi drivers.