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Court finds A20 40mph limit was invalid, putting 66,000 fines in doubt

Court finds A20 40mph limit was invalid, putting 66,000 fines in doubt

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Thousands of drivers were fined £100 and given three penalty points by Transport for London (TfL) for offences committed on the A20. The invalid 40mph limit was on the stretch connecting Sidcup and Swanley, affecting 66,000 fines. Some drivers faced the loss of their licences or employment due to these penalties.

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