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Jul 2023

A reduced speed limit on the A59 at Kex Gill is set to remain in place until September due to an “uneven road surface”.
North Yorkshire Council has introduced the reduction which sees the speed limit lowered from 60 to 40 miles per hour.
Officials at the authority said the measure had been implemented due to the stretch of Kex Gill Road being uneven.
It added that the speed limit reduction will remain in place until September when the road will be closed for two weeks and resurfaced.
Barrie Mason, assistant director for highways and transport at the council, said:
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