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Major update for motorists travelling on motorways, highways
Key takeaways
- The government has restored previous speed limits for motorists travelling on motorways and national highways, in a major decision affecting intercity travel across Pakistan.
- According to details, the earlier speed limits have been reinstated with immediate effect.
- For passenger and heavy vehicles, the speed limit has been restored to 110 kilometres per hour on motorways, officials confirmed.
Why this matters: local context for readers following news across Pakistan and the region.
Add ARY News on Google AAResize. The government has restored previous speed limits for motorists travelling on motorways and national highways, in a major decision affecting intercity travel across Pakistan.
According to details, the earlier speed limits have been reinstated with immediate effect. Under the revised arrangement, cars and light vehicles are once again permitted to travel at speeds of up to 120 kilometres per hour on motorways.
For passenger and heavy vehicles, the speed limit has been restored to 110 kilometres per hour on motorways, officials confirmed.
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