I have A vw transporter through work, and was just chatting over dinner and speed limits came up and dad mentioned that my van's speed limit on a dual carrigeway would be 60mph, I didnt believe him as I thought that was vans over 3.5 tonnes etc, but low and behold I go the department of transport website and apparently the limit for vans is 50mph on single carrigeways and 60mph on dual carrigeways, how is this not more common knowledge!! I had absolutley no idea and could have gone past a van at 60mph quite happy in the knowldge i was within the speed limit when I am not!, Did everyone else already know about these limits??
yea as said above its only car derived vans, Its weird, the guy I took over from didnt know and used to drive up to the speed limit everywhere, I just hope I havent been caught and will just have to drive slow from now on its a really rubbish and outdated rule!
are you sure its over two tonnes? the transport website just seemed to state any non car derived van, mines under 2 tonnes but it didnt seem to mention anything about weight? (van kerb weight it 1800kg)
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