Question 1914 · Bus theory test
What is the maximum permitted speed on a national primary road of a single-decker bus or minibus (having passenger accommodation for more than 8 persons) and which is not designed to carry standing passenger?
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Correct answer
80 km/h.
Official explanation
A single-decker bus or minibus that is not designed to carry standing passengers is subject to a general speed limit of 80 km/h on national roads, and 100 km/h on motorways and or dual carriageways, unless a lower speed limit is in place.
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- Legal matters / rules of the road · Speed Limits
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