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Reidy · 03-03-2006, 16:45

i dont know why it is but thats what the highway code does say, check it out. I was confused myself when i saw the thread so i looked it up and thats what it says "if a dual carridgeway has a footpath on either or both sides then the carridgeway becomes a national speed limit of 60mph" I was puzzled when i know a traffic officer i will ask him what he thinks?

03-03-2006, 16:45	#39
Reidy Full Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Revidge, Blackburn Posts: 416 Liked: 0 times Rep Power: 0	Re: No speed limit ? i dont know why it is but thats what the highway code does say, check it out. I was confused myself when i saw the thread so i looked it up and thats what it says "if a dual carridgeway has a footpath on either or both sides then the carridgeway becomes a national speed limit of 60mph" I was puzzled when i know a traffic officer i will ask him what he thinks?