Thread: M25 Madness
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Old 08-04-2005, 11:21   #13
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Re: M25 Madness

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Originally Posted by Millay
I thought the M25 was different to most motorways i nthe way that all lanes are treated the same so no lanes for overtaking etc no slower lanes, and with the variable speed limits 60mph sounds about right.. better to make slwosteady progress rather than no progress at all because ofweight of traffic caused by speeding up and slowing down and people changing lanes etc..
No, all motorways are the same, lane one is for traffic, the other lanes are for over taking slow moving traffic.
The variable speed limit has been brought in because with heavy traffic, slowing the flow actually increases the average speed limit.
I remember when it first was introduced, used to practically fly plast heathrow, then everything would jam up just past the variable area!
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