Meier limits call
18th August 1988, Page 6
18th August 1988
Page 6
Page 6, 18th August 1988
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• Chief Constables have recommended that drivers travelling at up to 85mph (137Iun/h) on motorways should be let off with a warning.
New guidelines issued by the Association of Chief Police Officers call for an 80mph (129km/h) motorway speed limit. The association argues that many drivers already drive at that speed and serious accidents can be caused by bunching up of vehicles behind a driver travelling at the legal 70mph (96km/h) limit.
A £24 fixed penalty is recommended for speeding offences between 85mph-95mph (137-153km/h) with prosecution for higher speeds. Verbal warnings are also suggested for drivers travelling up to lOmph (16km/h) over the limit on roads with lower limits.
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