UK Driving Theory Test· DVSA
The national speed limit for cars on a dual carriageway is:
Choices
- A50 mph
- B60 mph
- C70 mphCorrect
- D80 mph
Answer
70 mph
On a dual carriageway the national speed limit for cars is 70 mph (the same as on motorways).
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