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Which road users may use a dual carriageway but NOT a motorway?
✓ ANSWER
Cyclists, pedestrians, horse riders and slow agricultural vehicles
Unlike motorways, dual carriageways are open to cyclists, pedestrians, horse riders and slow-moving vehicles.
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- ✓Cyclists, pedestrians, horse riders and slow agricultural vehicles
- ✗Cars towing caravans and motorhomes
- ✗Goods vehicles over 7.5 tonnes
- ✗Coaches carrying standing passengers
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