If you have never tried driving that way, it may be troublesome at the beginning.
Especially watch at the intersections and roundabouts where you have to go the other way than in other countries.
The speed limits are expressed in miles (1 mile = ca.
Therefore speed limit in a city, i.e.
30 mph means ca.
On highways the speed limit is about 112 km/h (of course if there are no other signs).
Signs which inform about approaching objects, e.g.
a car repair shop, highway exit show the distance in yards (1 yard = ca.
What is important - such places are packed with speed cameras.
Fortunately special signs inform about them (“Speed cameras”).
Pay attention to that if you do not want to pay tickets.
Great Britain has plenty of highways, mostly three-lane roads (which are narrower on the north).
The same with bridges and other aqueducts where the speed limits go with a speed camera.
Pay attention to rather curbed tarmac especially where the pieces of roads connect with each other.
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