Transport for London (TfL) has introduced a 40mph limit along part of the eastbound A20 near Sidcup in October, due to concerns over water flooding the road. But thousands of speeding tickets are believed to have been issued to motorists who have driven along the stretch, unaware of the change.
The Met police is investigating who erected the 50mph sign, which it is treating as a potential crime. But it claims it would not have led to extra speeding tickets in the area, which is covered by an average speed camera. Meanwhile TfL, which is responsible for signage, says the 40mph signs are compliant with regulations.
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