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Highland Council has started a review of 20mph limits introduced to its roads on a trial basis earlier this year.
The authority said several routes would return to their original 30mph speed limit from the start of next year.
Highland Council is taking part in a Transport Scotland pilot project ahead of a planned national roll-out of 20mph limits in 2025.
In a report to councillors, officials said it had always been the intention to restore some 30s during the trial.
In January, Scottish Borders Council said a 20mph speed limit would be made permanent in most places across its region.
The local authority said the decision was made after a two-year trial produced "clear and obvious safety benefits".
Scottish Borders was the first council in Scotland to introduce the zones in all areas.

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