In message , Roland
Perry writes
There are many places on roads where NSL applies, and upon which you
can encounter isolated junctions with street lighting (it often happens
where an unlit bypass has a junction with the "old" road through a
village). But they rarely trigger an automatic 30mph limit for that
short stretch of the road.

That's an aspect which still has me confused, and I've seen a good many
more of these recently. I agree that they are rarely marked with
explicit 30 mph limits, but if there are two or more street lights with
less than 200 yards separating them, doesn't that mean that they
automatically impose a 30 mph limit? It sounds as if you think not,
but I'd be grateful for a fuller explanation of why you think that.


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Clive Page