Motorists to see speed limits return to 50mph across major route after months of 30mph delays

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Motorists to see speed limits return to 50mph across major route after months of 30mph delays.

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The A38 Saltash Tunnel's new tidal flow lane system has gone live, marking a major step forward in a £25million upgrade project, and a welcome move for drivers.The system was switched on today before this morning's rush hour, with drivers heading westbound from Carkeel roundabout now able to travel at 50mph again after months of temporary 30mph limits.However, the 30mph restriction remains in place through the tunnel itself and on the B3271 and North Road diversion routes.

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National Highways said the changes were introduced ahead of the busy summer season, when traffic between Devon and Cornwall increases significantly.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say The Saltash Tunnel carries around 38,000 to 40,000 vehicles every day and is one of the only tunnels in Europe to use a reversible tidal flow system.

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National Highways described the work as a "generational upgrade" of the 38-year-old tunnel.The tunnel's...

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