Welsh Senedd rejects motion to scrap 20mph speed limits
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 2 Oct, 11:43 · Archive
The Senedd has rejected a Reform motion calling for Wales to scrap its default 20mph speed limits.
The Welsh Senedd has rejected a Reform motion that sought to end Wales's default 20mph speed limits in built-up areas. The motion was defeated, meaning the Welsh Government's policy on the lower speed limit will continue.
Reform had proposed scrapping the scheme, but members voted against the motion. The result represents a significant rejection of the campaign by those who have criticised the lower speed limits as impractical and unnecessary.
How it is being reported
- Senedd members reject Reform motion to scrap Wales’ default 20mph speed limitsNorth Wales Pioneer · 1 Oct, 17:31
- Senedd members reject Reform motion to scrap Wales’ default 20mph speed limitsNorth Wales Chronicle · 1 Oct, 17:31
In this story: Senedd · Reform · Welsh Government · Wales
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