This limit applies from the point of the sign. Exceeding it can risk accidents or prosecution. Adjust speed based on weather and visibility.

Highways allow higher speeds, but only under safe conditions. Remain aware of vehicles ahead and road surface conditions.

Reduced night speed limits account for lower visibility and fatigue. Even with fewer vehicles, the risk of hazards is higher at night.

Temporary signs override permanent ones during hazards like construction. Slowing down protects workers and prevents road damage.

Speed enforcement signs alert drivers to automatic penalties. Maintain constant legal speed to avoid camera-triggered charges.

Headlamps improve visibility inside tunnels. Obey posted limits due to narrow lanes and lower lighting conditions.

Drivers may undergo alcohol testing during stops. Over-the-limit readings may result in arrest, fine, or license suspension.

DUI enforcement increases during night hours and weekends. Avoid drinking before driving to stay safe and legal.

Even prescribed medication can impair driving. Defensive drivers avoid roads when drowsy or mentally impaired.

Swerving suggests possible alcohol use or fatigue. Stay back, signal if necessary, and report if danger persists.

Road conditions may vary, requiring flexible limits. Stay alert and obey each change in speed markings.

In bad weather, posted limits become upper limits. Reduce speed and increase following distance for control.

Let aggressive drivers pass when safe. Do not break laws due to pressure. Safety and legality come first.

These areas are actively monitored. Stay consistent with limits and avoid sudden braking near known cameras.

Hospital zones require quiet and safety. Follow limit reductions early and avoid hooting or engine revving.

Even small amounts impair reaction time. Choose alternate transport, wait it out, or refuse to drive.

In South Africa, low limits apply but can still impair driving. It’s safest to avoid any alcohol before driving.

Feeling okay isn’t a reliable indicator. Alcohol affects judgment. Plan in advance to avoid DUI risks.

Estimate safe speeds using traffic flow and engine response. Repair the gauge before long trips or high-speed roads.

Construction zones have narrow lanes, cones, and workers. Follow signs and watch for unexpected lane changes.

School zones need extra caution. Children may run into traffic unexpectedly. Obey signs especially during school hours.

Peer pressure shouldn’t override laws or safety. Speeding increases accident risk and legal consequences.

If no sign is posted, standard urban limits apply. Be cautious of pedestrians and animals crossing.

Let unsafe drivers go. Defensive driving means preventing risks and reporting only when necessary.

Downhill slopes increase speed naturally. Use engine braking and avoid coasting in neutral.

Speed must be reduced before turns. Screeching indicates loss of grip and possible oversteer. Slow down and stabilize.

In such zones, fluctuating speed may trigger enforcement. Stay steady and aware of limit changes ahead.

Let other vehicles violate laws if they choose. You must maintain speed limit and report only if it’s dangerous.

Exceeding limits while overtaking is illegal. Ensure enough space and time before passing another vehicle safely.