TripleS wrote:
graball wrote:
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theres a small stretch of dual carriage way which is 50
What a sad world we live in....I remember when ALL dual carriageways were 70MPH....now a LOT are 50MPH....what's the point????
I remember driving for several years when
all roads outside of towns and villages were derestricted, and I continue to have difficulty with this 'new' regime. Sorry, IG.

Best wishes all,
Dave.
Hey .. I just about old enough to remember my Dad lamenting over that. He was also in "Traffic" at the time

I think he was one of the reasons why I followed his example and joined the police. I did consider accountancy in my final year and almost joined an accountancy firm on what was called the "milk round"
Then saw the police graduate recruitment stand

So long as you are fairly "compliant" - I might use some discretion around your area.
Like N Yorks. Sometimes drive down to Whitby/Scarborough/Robin Hood's Bay for "days out - especially when visiting the other equally mad female feline - the wild one's big sister! 
Seriously - we have been discussing speed limits and need for roads to be set fairly and appropriately along with driver training/responsibilty on many occasions on this forum. We do need realistic speed limits to be set if we are to encourage safe driving and better compliance to the laws. I think there's no serious issue over 20 mph on residentials but quite a lot of concern over very long straight 70 mph DCs being turned to 50 mph though.