A series of go-slow protests are planned to take place this weekend in Wales and London, in opposition to the 20mph speed limit in Wales and the Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) in London.
The protests, which are being organized by the group “Khan Stop ULEZ CON-voy”, are scheduled to take place on Saturday, October 28th. In Wales, protests will be held on the A55, A483, and M4 motorways. In London, protests will be held on the A406 North Circular Road, A23 Brighton Road, and M25 motorway.
The organizers of the protests say that they are opposed to the 20mph speed limit in Wales and the ULEZ in London because they believe that these measures are unfair and unnecessary. They say that the 20mph speed limit will make it more difficult for people to get around and will lead to increased congestion. They also say that the ULEZ will disproportionately affect people on low incomes.
The police have said that they are aware of the planned protests and that they will be monitoring the situation closely. They have urged motorists to be patient and to allow extra time for their journeys.
The go-slow protests are expected to cause significant disruption to traffic in Wales and London. Motorists are advised to plan their journeys ahead of time and to allow extra time for their journeys.
Public opinion on the go-slow protests is divided. Some people support the protests, believing that they are a necessary way to express opposition to the 20mph speed limit in Wales and the ULEZ in London. Others oppose the protests, believing that they will cause unnecessary disruption to people’s lives and businesses.
A recent poll found that 42% of people in Wales support the go-slow protests, while 35% oppose them. In London, 38% of people support the protests, while 41% oppose them.
The go-slow protests are likely to cause significant disruption to traffic in Wales and London this weekend. Motorists are advised to plan their journeys ahead of time and to allow extra time for their journeys.
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