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Reversing the trend

IF YOU’VE EVER FELT CAUGHT BETWEEN THE SCYLLA OF AN HGV looming in your rear-view mirror and the Charybdis of average speed cameras in a set of motorway roadworks, help may be at hand. The results of the final phase of a Department for Transport trial on roadworks speed limits are in. And, for once, they make encouraging reading. It looks as though limits in some motorway roadworks may be on the way up.

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