Car speed limits could be cut but raised for HGVs
Under government plans, the car limit would go from 60mph to 50mph on single carriageways and from 40mph to 50mph for lorries.
Scottish Government considers speed limit cut to 50mph on single carriageway roads
A public consultation has been launched by Transport Secretary Fiona Hyslop into the plans, which would also see an increase in speed limits for HGVs.
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UK speed limits for cars could be reduced under new proposals - but HGVs could drive faster
The Scottish government has launched a consultation on major changes to speed limits in the country, with cars set to be forced to slow down while lorries could drive faster on the nation's roads
last updated on 28 Nov 11:01