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The M621 Motorway (Speed Limit) Regulations 2024

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SCHEDULE 2 Lengths of road subject to a 40 miles per hour speed limit

Regulation 3(2) 1 The M621 Junction 1 eastbound entry slip road from its junction with the A6110 Leeds Ring Road interchange for a distance of 75 metres. 2 The M621 Junction 2 eastbound entry slip road from its junction with the A643 Ingram Road distributor interchange for a distance of 146 metres. 3 The M621 Junction 2 westbound entry slip road from its junction with the A643 Ingram Road distributor interchange for a distance of 127 metres. 4 The M621 Junction 4 exit slip road from a point 108 metres east of its junction with the M621 eastbound carriageway for a distance of 554 metres to the A61 Hunslet distributor road.

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SCHEDULE 2 Lengths of road subject to a 40 miles per hour speed limit

Regulation 3(2) 1 The M621 Junction 1 eastbound entry slip road from its junction with the A6110 Leeds Ring Road interchange for a distance of 75 metres. 2 The M621 Junction 2 eastbound entry slip road from its junction with the A643 Ingram Road distributor interchange for a distance of 146 metres. 3 The M621 Junction 2 westbound entry slip road from its junction with the A643 Ingram Road distributor interchange for a distance of 127 metres. 4 The M621 Junction 4 exit slip road from a point 108 metres east of its junction with the M621 eastbound carriageway for a distance of 554 metres to the A61 Hunslet distributor road.

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