UK Statutory Instrument: 20mph Speed Limit on A87 Uig
Summary
The UK government has issued a statutory instrument establishing a 20mph speed limit on the A87 road in Uig. This rule aims to enhance road safety in the specified area. The instrument is effective from January 27, 2026.
What changed
This statutory instrument, SSI/2026/140, formally introduces a mandatory 20mph speed limit on a specific section of the A87 road near Uig, Scotland. The legislation, enacted by UK Parliament, supersedes any previous speed limits on this stretch of road and is intended to improve safety conditions.
Regulated entities, primarily transportation companies operating commercial vehicles and individual drivers, must adhere to the new speed limit effective January 27, 2026. Compliance will be enforced through standard traffic regulations. Failure to comply may result in penalties such as fines and penalty points on driving licenses.
What to do next
- Update internal routing and driver training materials to reflect the new 20mph speed limit on the A87 Uig.
- Ensure all drivers operating on the A87 Uig are aware of and comply with the new speed restriction effective January 27, 2026.
Penalties
Fines and penalty points on driving licenses for non-compliance.
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