Is this limit enforceable?

I was driving through a 30mph limit which ended and a 40mph limit started.

I was doing about 45 mph when I noticed a camera van. As this only happened recently I have not received (and do not know if I will receive) a ticket.

I noticed that at the end of the 30 limit, the 40 limit only had a sign on the right hand side of the road, not both sides, although repeater signs were evident along the stretch of road, is the speed limit enforceable?

Asked on 11 April 2011 by asansum

Answered by Honest John

If you get a ticket, take photographs and consider whether to allow the case to go to court. But it's a gamble.

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