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You'll think you're going more slowly than you are
Your judgement of speed will be improved
Your judgement of speed will be unaffected
You'll think you're going faster than you are
Explanation: Driving at speed for long distances can give you a false impression of how fast you're going. Check your speedometer: it will give you the accurate speed. This is particularly important after leaving a motorway and returning to roads with lower speed limits.
Category: Band 1 road procedure
References: The Official DVSA Guide to Driving: Section 11, Highway Code: Rule 273
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