Drivers to see national speed limit return to major motorway for first time in two years

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Motorists using a portion of the M27 will be able to travel at the full 70mph speed limit again from 6am tomorrow, as long-running roadworks finally reach completion.

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The temporary 50mph restriction between junction 5 near Eastleigh and junction 7 at Hedge End will be lifted, bringing an end to more than two years of disruption linked to a major resurfacing and upgrade scheme.While all four lanes in both directions reopened in April, the lower speed limit had stayed in place until checks were complete.

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From tomorrow morning, drivers will once again be able to use the national speed limit along the stretch, although variable speed limits will still be used when needed, depending on traffic conditions.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say The £83million project began in February 2024 and has involved a full renewal of the motorway surface, along with major safety and drainage improvements.

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Around 90,000 tonnes of low-noise asphalt have been laid over the original concrete carriageway,...

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