Angles Mortes stickers yay or ney?

[TJBi]

So France in the morning. I've bought three removable Angles Mortes stickers but they look bloody awful so I don't want to put them on.

Glove box?

Bin them; they're non-compliant. You need Angles Morts stickers.

 

[Pudsey Bear]

If the silly buggers are so myopic they can't see a big whitish box, and have not understood that they will get squished if they get in the way after reading the signs on all the other trucks etc, then it maybe serves them right

 

[maingate]

Put them on one trip, and on return home took nearly a week to remove all the glue residue, and I kid you not.

Replacements are in the glove box. The brick weights in at 4.24t too.

There is a very good product called 'Sticky Stuff Remover'. You can use it to remove sticky stuff.

 

[barryd]

If you do decide to use them, bear in mind you are advertising the fact that you are over 3.5 tons and are subject to lower speed limits, largely only relating to motorways were you are subject to lower limits sticker or no sticker.

Davy

Bloody hell! Even on a motorway its just 90 kph if over 3.5t. Ill lose the will to live!! Some say 110kph but I think its 90.. 90 kph on A roads as well but thats for every vehicle I think.

 

[mark61]

110 kph, but they have plenty of 80 kmh restrictions for over 3.5t. Typically going downhill for eg. You have to keep your eyes open for the signs.

 

[barryd]

110 kph, but they have plenty of 80 kmh restrictions for over 3.5t. Typically going downhill for eg. You have to keep your eyes open for the signs.

Its confusing though as most of the info I am seeing says 90kph for motorhomes over 3.5t on French motorways which is ridiculous.

 

[mark61]

Looks like it is 90 kmh, with 80kmh restrictions when signed.

So pleased Sprinters are exempt.

 

[edina]

When we were in France recently, a friend who lives there told us Gendarmes often have a purge on motorhomes at the autoroute exits. They check docs and weight etc, so I would expect them to notice the absence of A M stickers.

 

[TeamRienza]

French Speed Limits - Driving in France - All you need to know

French speed limits, unlike the UK are variable. The limits depend on the type of road and the weather conditions. Find out more before you drive in France.

driving-france.co.uk

Section specific to motorhomes

110kph on motorways
100kph on dual carriageway

Davy

 

[Pudsey Bear]

I recall seeing lower limits if it is raining in some places.

 

[r4dent]

Keep them in the glove box, next to the cash for paying the fine for not displaying them.

 

[Fazerloz]

Just stay at home I believe that cheese and beer can be bought in the UK

 

[yeoblade]

Use them Barry, people with think you're a big trucker.

You type your F's a strange way

 

[Pudsey Bear]

I typed silly wrong too.

 

[barryd]

So more conflicting advice. 90 kph or 110 KPH over 3.5t on motorways. I'm going with 110kph. They won't know if we are over 3.5t anyway unless of course as said you have three massive Angles mong stickers on.

 

[Pudsey Bear]

They have these limits on the backs of trucks to advise.

 

[Fazerloz]

So more conflicting advice. 90 kph or 110 KPH over 3.5t on motorways. I'm going with 110kph. They won't know if we are over 3.5t anyway unless of course as said you have three massive Angles mong stickers on.

Split the difference and just go at 100kph You might get away with it then.

 

[runnach]

I bought reusable ones made of special stuff. You are supposed to just be able to peel them off and restick them.

Ah those ones. The enterprising French kids steal them from your van and resell them on market place.

 

[runnach]

There is a very good product called 'Sticky Stuff Remover'. You can use it to remove sticky stuff.

I tried that stuff Jim, to ease money notes from Bea’s purse, did not work

 

[mark61]

Changing my mind back to 110 kph.

Probably to do with N2 and M1's being treated differently. Still an official source would be handy.