4 questions

Speed & Road Conditions

You are in a built-up area in WA and there are no speed limit signs. What is the default limit?

  • a.60 km/h
  • b.40 km/h
  • c.70 km/h
  • d.50 km/h✓

The default speed limit in a built-up area with no signs is 50 km/h. Drive to the posted limit where signs are shown. (Drive Safe)

Speed & Road Conditions

On a rural WA road outside a built-up area with no speed signs, what is the default maximum speed limit?

  • a.130 km/h
  • b.110 km/h✓
  • c.100 km/h
  • d.80 km/h

In Western Australia the default speed limit outside built-up areas, where no signs are posted, is 110 km/h. Always obey lower posted limits where shown. (Drive Safe)

Speed & Road Conditions

You are driving through a school zone during its operating times. How should you respond to the reduced speed limit sign?

  • a.Slow to the reduced school-zone limit shown on the sign and watch for children✓
  • b.Speed up to leave the zone quickly
  • c.Keep to the normal road limit
  • d.Ignore it outside term time only if you are a learner

School zones have a reduced speed limit during posted times to protect children. Slow to the signed limit and stay alert for children near the road. (Drive Safe)

Speed & Road Conditions

Heavy rain has reduced your visibility and grip. What is the safest response?

  • a.Turn off your headlights to reduce glare
  • b.Reduce your speed and increase your following distance✓
  • c.Drive closer to the car ahead to follow its path
  • d.Maintain the posted limit regardless

The speed limit is a maximum for good conditions. In rain, reduce speed, increase your following gap, and use headlights so you can see and be seen. (Drive Safe)

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