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Stewart Hill 9 January 2021

The a376, Exeter bound between Clyst st.george & clyst st.mary is always debated where I live . I believe it is a single lane dual carriageway because it has a national speed limit sign at the start and the 2 lanes narrow to 1 send there is a large grass verge between the opposing carriageways..
My old driving instructor 20 years ago told me that it is a single land dual carriageway but so many people say otherwise that I'm starting to doubt my knowledge. Anyone able to confirm this ?
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Near A376, Exeter EX3 0NT
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