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kayjay_1000 | 17:44 Sat 17th Mar 2007 | Motoring
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What is the speed limit on a dual carriage way? Is it 60mph or 70mph?
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Unless there are signs that say otherwise - 70 mph
17:46 Sat 17th Mar 2007
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70 mph usually - unless special limits apply due to crossings, roundabouts or roadworks - but will be indicated clearly with round red boarded signs with the speed limit stated.

Otherwise it is the national speed limit (white round sign with a black diaganol line) - 70 mph for dual carriageways and 60 mph for single carriagways.
18:43 Sat 17th Mar 2007
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This is, of course, assuming you are driving a car/riding a motorbike. Look at page 9 of this pdf for a reference table.
http://www.dft.gov.uk/pgr/roadsafety/speedmana gement/speedknowyourlimits
22:18 Sat 17th Mar 2007

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