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?
ʻOkú ke lele ʻi ha feitu'u 70 km/h pea ofi ki ha faka'ilonga 50 km/h. Kapau ʻoku ʻikai ha me'a fakavavevave pe fakahinohino kehe, ko e palani fē ʻoku totonu?
Prepare early and reach the lower limit by the sign; the new limit is not a grace period for slowing down afterwards.
Teuteu vave pea a'u ki he fakangatangata māʻulalo ange ʻi he faka'ilonga; ʻoku ʻikai ko ha taimi faka'atā e fakangatangata fo'ou ke toki fakasi'isi'i e vave kimui.
Fakahinohino fekauʻaki
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.
Siofi e hala mo e me'alele ʻi mui, fakasi'isi'i malu e vave pea fili ha vave toe māʻulalo ange kapau ʻoku fiema'u ʻe he ngaahi tu'unga. Ko e fika ʻi ha faka'ilonga pau ko e vave lahi taha, kae ʻikai ko ha taumu'a ke aʻusia.