Milton Keynes is pretty much all dual carriageway and I reckon speed limits on dc's are 70mph unless otherwise shown. We rang the police station in MK to confirm speed limits on dual carriage ways and they confirmed that dual carriageways are 70mph, BUT in MK they are 60mph!
How does this work? The only signs on these dual carriageways are national speed limit signs, so to me 70mph. So say I was to get pulled doing 70, would I have an argument?
Someone once told me it was down to whether there's a metal barrier inbetween the carriageways as to whether it's 60/70. Is this true?
How does this work? The only signs on these dual carriageways are national speed limit signs, so to me 70mph. So say I was to get pulled doing 70, would I have an argument?
Someone once told me it was down to whether there's a metal barrier inbetween the carriageways as to whether it's 60/70. Is this true?