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In general most car users in the cemeteries seem to be considerate - but maybe I've been lucky. I try to watch out for them and stand by the side of the road to let them pass, but I haven't felt that they have been travelling too fast. Maybe I chose the right time of day to walk in the cemeteries. Some do seem to pick up a little speed when there is no one ahead of them. If the limit is 10mph (I think it is) I would guess that many do slightly exceed that, but I haven't seen any near misses etc.. The larger commercial (i.e. digging etc.) vehicles are another issue - not on the grounds of speed but just that they do take up a lot more of the roadways - and I did have a problem with one reversing without really checking it had a clear run to do so.
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