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17 April 2023

2806 GB adults surveyed

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All‑lane running smart motorways are motorways where the hard shoulder has been permanently removed to create an extra vehicle lane. Such motorways have laybys called "emergency refuge areas" every 1.5 miles for use in the event of an accident or breakdown, as well as overhead electronic signs to signal emergency lane closures. Do you support or oppose the use of all-lane running smart motorways in Britain?

Conducted 17 April 2023

YouGov surveyed 2806 GB adults

6%
14%
19%
43%
18%
All‑lane running smart motorways are motorways where the hard shoulder has been permanently removed to create an extra vehicle lane. Such motorways have laybys called "emergency refuge areas" every 1.5 miles for use in the event of an accident or breakdown, as well as overhead electronic signs to signal emergency lane closures. Do you support or oppose the use of all-lane running smart motorways in Britain?

Conducted 17 April 2023

YouGov surveyed 2806 GB adults

By:
6%
14%
19%
43%
18%

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