20MPH: road signs being vandalised

Natasha Asghar

Responding to the news that 20mph road signs are being defaced, Natasha Asghar MS, Shadow Transport Minister, said:

“Whilst vandalism is never the right approach, this latest story highlights the frustration that the people of Wales feel towards Labour’s 20mph speed limit.

“This policy is slowing Wales down and is forecast to hit the Welsh economy by up to £9 billion.

“The Welsh Conservatives would scrap the Labour Welsh Government’s speed limit scheme, adopt a targeted approach, and get Wales moving again.”

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