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A 30 km/h zone is also known as a ‘zone 30’ or a 'residential area'. The zone is mostly situated within an urban area and consists of connected access roads with a 30 km/h speed limit. The areas have a residential function where slow traffic and motorized traffic mix. For this reason speeds must be low (30 km/h maximum).

A progressive penalty system encompasses heavier or more far-reaching sanctions being imposed as one commits more offences. A progressive penalty system is often called a progressive fines system if it involves increasingly higher financial penalties (fines), but (other) recidivism schemes such as demerit points systems can also be seen as a progressive penalty systems.

Published: | Chaudhry, A.; Haouari, R.; Papazikou, E.; Singh, M.K.; Sha, H.; Tympakianaki, A.; Nogues, L.; Quddus, M.; Weijermars, W.; Thomas, P.; Morris, A.
Published: | Uijtdewilligen, T.; Ulak, M.B.; Wijlhuizen, G.J.; Geurs, K.T.
Published: | Winkel, K.N. de; Christoph, M.; Nes, N. van
Published: | Sha, H.; Singh, M.K.; Haouari, R.; Papazikou, E.; Quddus, M.; Quigley, C.; Chaudhry, A.; Thomas, P.; Weijermars, W.; Andrew Morris, A.
Published: | Goldenbeld, C.; Stelling, A.; Van der Kint, S.
Published: (SWOV) | Gebhard, S.E.; Wijlhuizen, G.J.; Dijkstra, A.
Published: (SWOV) | Schermers, G.; Gebhard, S.E.