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Originally Posted by Studio25
It's 30, 60 or 70 if you're in a car. In built-up areas, it's 30mph (I think "built-up" is defined by the spacing of the street lights). On a motorway or dual carriageway (with a centre barrier) it's 70mph. Otherwise, it's 60mph.
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The national speed limit sign only means 60 or 70 depending if its a dual carriageway. Its surprising how many people think a dual carriage way has to have 2 lanes each way but you can get dual carriageways with one lane in each direction.
Here is a single lane dual carriage way with no street lights so the speed limit will be 70mph
