Speed Limit Signs - Driver theory Test

National speed limit applies.: This sign indicates that the specific speed limit zone you were in has ended, and the general speed limit for the type of road you are on now applies. This limit varies depending on whether you are in a built-up area or on an open road, and also by the type of vehicle.

Drivers must not exceed the indicated speed (32 km/h or 20 mph).: This is a regulatory sign indicating the start of a specific speed limit zone. You must comply with this new speed limit as soon as you enter the area.

The previously enforced speed limit is now finished.: This sign marks the end of the specific speed limit zone that was previously in effect. You should be aware that the speed limit may change as you proceed, so look out for further speed limit signs.

Drivers must not drive slower than the indicated speed.: This is a mandatory sign indicating a minimum speed limit. You should maintain a speed at or above this limit unless conditions like heavy traffic, poor visibility, or road hazards make it unsafe to do so.

The minimum speed limit that was in effect no longer applies.: This sign signifies the end of the minimum speed limit zone. You are no longer required to maintain a speed at or above the indicated limit, but you must still adhere to any prevailing maximum speed limits.

Drivers should be aware that their speed will be monitored, and they must not exceed the indicated limit.: This sign warns you that a speed camera is ahead and reminds you of the maximum speed limit in this area. Its crucial to adhere to the indicated speed to avoid penalties.

Speed cameras may be present at various locations within this area to enforce speed limits.: This sign indicates that you are entering an area where speed limits are enforced by cameras. You should maintain the posted speed limits at all times while in this zone.

A possibility of encountering a speed camera.: This sign serves as a general warning that speed cameras may be in operation along this road. Drivers should be mindful of their speed.

Average speed check zone, where your speed is calculated over a distance between two or more cameras.: Your vehicles speed is recorded at the entry and exit points, and your average speed over the distance is calculated to determine if you exceeded the limit.

General speed limits of various types of vehicles on different categories of roads.: This sign displays the national speed limits for different types of vehicles (like cars and goods vehicles) on various road types (like motorways and single carriageways). It serves as a reminder of the default speed limits when no other signs are present.

Speed limits in this area will be displayed in miles per hour (mph).: This sign informs drivers that the speed limits in the upcoming area will be indicated using miles per hour (mph) as the unit of measurement. Drivers should be aware of this if they are more accustomed to kilometers per hour (km/h).

Drivers must not exceed 20 mph.: This is a mandatory regulatory sign indicating the maximum speed limit. Driving at any speed higher than 20 mph in this zone is a violation of traffic laws.

Drivers must not exceed 30 mph.: This regulatory sign indicates that the maximum permissible speed for vehicles in this area is 30 mph. You must not exceed this speed.

Drivers must not exceed 40 mph.: This is a mandatory maximum speed limit sign. Driving at a speed greater than 40 mph in this area is against the law.

Drivers must not exceed 50 mph.: This regulatory sign indicates that the maximum legal speed for vehicles in this zone is 50 mph. Drivers must ensure their speed stays at or below this limit.

Drivers must not exceed 60 miles per hour.: This is a mandatory regulatory sign indicating the maximum speed limit. Driving at any speed greater than 60 miles per hour in this area is against the law. The (97 km/h) is provided as a reference but the legal limit is in mph as indicated on the sign.