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Speed limit line "4" before a 4 speed corner?

Posted: 01 June 2020, 21:46
by UUDDLRLRBA
On some tracks there is a striped speed limit line with the same value as the speed limit of the corner itself. Why is this?

For example on Daytona, the second last corner has a two lanes wide inner section. The corner has a maximum speed of 4. Going in from the inner lane, you have to cross a speed limit line of 3. This makes sense. But from the middle lane you cross a 4 speed limit line. This seems redundant, as you cannot go faster than 4 anyway. Or am I missing something?

Re: Speed limit line "4" before a 4 speed corner?

Posted: 02 June 2020, 06:05
by flolem
think this tile in the other way...

In Atlanta, maybe thaht doesnt make sense

But imagine the tile in reverse position... it means the one space AFTER this corner in the same lane, you need to be at 4 maximum (can't go to 5)

Re: Speed limit line "4" before a 4 speed corner?

Posted: 02 June 2020, 10:39
by UUDDLRLRBA
So that's what I was missing, thank you.

Re: Speed limit line "4" before a 4 speed corner?

Posted: 02 June 2020, 22:11
by JC Bouvier
As said by Flolem, tiles are 2 directions : in and out.