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8 May 2024

5195 GB adults surveyed

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Under the Road Traffic Act, speed limits only apply to “mechanically propelled vehicles” (e.g. cars) because only they can correctly identify the speed at which they are travelling. Would you support or oppose changing the law so that speed limits on roads also apply to cyclists?

Conducted 8 May 2024

YouGov surveyed 5195 GB adults

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32%
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5%
14%
Under the Road Traffic Act, speed limits only apply to “mechanically propelled vehicles” (e.g. cars) because only they can correctly identify the speed at which they are travelling. Would you support or oppose changing the law so that speed limits on roads also apply to cyclists?

Conducted 8 May 2024

YouGov surveyed 5195 GB adults

By:
40%
32%
9%
5%
14%

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