Your road currently has a 50 km/h limit. A 70 km/h sign is ahead. Assuming your vehicle has no lower limit and conditions are safe, when may you begin accelerating above 50 km/h?
ʻOku fakangatangata e vave ʻi ho hala he taimí ni ki he 50 km/h. ʻOku ʻi mu'a ha faka'ilonga 70 km/h. Kapau ʻoku ʻikai ha fakangatangata māʻulalo ange ki hoʻo me'alele pea ʻoku malu e ngaahi tu'unga, ko fē taimi ʻe lava ai ke ke kamata fakavave'i ʻo laka hake ʻi he 50 km/h?
The higher limit takes effect at the sign. Keep within 50 km/h until you have passed it.
ʻOku kamata e fakangatangata māʻolunga ange ʻi he faka'ilonga. Tauhi ke ʻoua ʻe mahulu ʻi he 50 km/h kae ʻoua kuó ke fakalaka ai.
Fakahinohino fekauʻaki
A higher posted limit is permission up to a maximum, not a requirement to accelerate. Lower vehicle limits and unsafe weather, traffic or road conditions still govern your speed.
Ko ha fakangatangata māʻolunga ange ko ha ngofua ki he vave lahi taha, kae ʻikai ko ha tu'utu'uni ke fakavave'i. ʻOku kei pule'i hoʻo vave ʻe he fakangatangata me'alele māʻulalo ange mo e ʻea, fefononga'aki pe hala taʻemalu.