You are travelling in a 70 km/h area and approaching a 50 km/h sign. With no emergency or contrary direction, which plan is correct?
O lo'o e alu i se nofoaga e 70 km/h le tapula'a ma o lo'o latalata i se fa'ailoga e 50 km/h. Afai e leai se fa'alavelave fa'afuase'i po o se isi fa'atonuga e ese ai, o le fea fuafuaga e sa'o?
Prepare early and reach the lower limit by the sign; the new limit is not a grace period for slowing down afterwards.
Sauni vave ma ia o'o lou saoasaoa i le tapula'a maualalo i le taimi e o'o ai i le fa'ailoga; e lē tu'uina atu e le tapula'a fou se taimi faaopoopo e fa'agesegese ai pe a uma ona pasia.
Taʻiala e fesootaʻi i ai
Observe the road and traffic behind, ease speed down safely and choose an even lower speed if conditions require it. The number on a compulsory sign is a maximum, not a target.
Mata'itu le auala ma ta'avale i ou tua, fa'aitiitia saogalemu le saoasaoa ma filifili se saoasaoa e sili atu ona maualalo pe a mana'omia. O le numera i se fa'ailoga fa'amalosia o le saoasaoa aupito maualuga, e lē o se sini e tatau ona ausia.