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UK Speed Limits |
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MPH |
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| Motorways |
112 |
70 |
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| Open Roads |
96 |
60 |
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| Built Up Area |
48/64 |
30/40 |
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As with driving in any country, getting around the United Kingdom by car opens up a new way to experience it, giving you the freedom to get around at your own pace to see the places of your choice.
The motorways link all of the major cities and smaller road networks link the smaller towns and villages. Care should be taken on the smaller roads in the countryside, farm animals and slow-moving vehicles can be a hazard and the limited space on these roads can make it difficult to pass oncoming traffic.
Toll roads in the UK include the M6 motorway, plus some of the major bridges and tunnels. There are also tolls on larger bridges in the UK. In the south the most notable is the Dartford Tunnel and Queen Elizabeth Bridge which crosses the Thames.
In the UK, speed cameras are in use on all busy traffic routes. Ensure you keep to limits as you will be liable for anything from a fine or points on your licence to a complete ban if you are caught speeding.
Speed limits in the UK are measured in MPH (Miles per Hour).
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