Different national speed limits apply across Great Britain depending on the road category, presence of street lighting, and whether a vehicle is towing. Match each driving scenario to the maximum legal speed limit that applies.
- A solo passenger car driving on a road in a built-up area with continuous street lighting and no speed limit signs30 mph
- A car towing a caravan on an unlit single carriageway road where the national speed limit applies50 mph
- A car towing a luggage trailer on a three-lane motorway under standard national speed limit rules60 mph
- A solo passenger car driving on a dual carriageway separated by a central reservation where the national speed limit applies70 mph
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Built-up road with street lighting matches 30 mph; car towing a caravan on a single carriageway matches 50 mph; car towing a trailer on a motorway matches 60 mph; solo car on a dual carriageway matches 70 mph.
According to the UK Highway Code (Rule 124), the national speed limit for a solo car is 30 mph in built-up areas with street lights, 60 mph on single carriageways, and 70 mph on dual carriageways and motorways. Towing a trailer or caravan reduces the legal maximum speed by 10 mph on non-built-up roads: to 50 mph on single carriageways and 60 mph on dual carriageways and motorways.
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UK National Speed Limits by vehicle type, towing status, and road classification
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