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The Freight Transport Association (FTA) says it has no argument
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with 20mph speed limits on residential and school roads. With reference to singlecarriageways. FTA communications director Jo Tanner says: "Every road is different and would have to be looked at case by case and based on that road's safety record."
Targets are being set in 10-year time frames that could trial whether or not the number of road casualties reduces. But 10 years will be a testing time for hauliers who will all probably be affected by longer journey times and face the wrath of impatient road users. •