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What is the national speed limit in England on a dual carriageway.?
Is it 70 same as motorway or sixty same as all other roads, unless singed different.
A duel carriage way is defined by a barrier or curb in between the lanes of traffic travelling in opposite directions, ie Central reservation on a motorway, hedge or raised curb on an A road. On these duel carriage ways the national speed limit is 70 MPH unless marked otherwise. This is a very relevant factor, as if there is no barrier the speed limit is 60 MPH.
MOWJA
70 on Dual Carriageway unless otherwise specified
michael2k_18
70 mph
Peter R
70mph unless signed otherwise
The Geezer
70
dave t
70 if there's a central barrier.
EDIT
I checked with a motorway cop.
I'm right, and I don't have a swastika in my avatar to boot.
sarch_uk
A motorway is classed as a dual carriageway, it's just that a motorway generally is of three lanes. The national speed limit for a motorway (dual carriageway) actually depends entirely on what you are driving. When I am in my car it is 70 mph, but when I am towing my caravan it is 60 mph. See this link for further information on the actual speed limits per vehicle, per type of road...
http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/TravelAndTransport/Highwaycode/DG_070304
Monkey Hanger
Motorways & Dual Carriagways
70 for cars & Motorbike
Coaches, Lorrys and car with caravan/trailor 60
Single Carriageway 60 for all vechials
ALPHF
70 miles per hour or 110km
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