At a beach or river, you see the variable speed-limit sign shown. Which interpretation is correct?
I se matafaga po o se vaitafe, ua e iloa le faailo fesuisuiaʻi o le saoasaoa o loo faaalia. O le ā le faauigaga saʻo?
On the section controlled by this particular variable sign, the limit is 30 km/h with pedestrians present and 60 km/h without them.
I le vaega e pulea e lenei faailo fesuisuiaʻi patino, e 30 km/h le tapulaa pe a iai tagata savavali, ae 60 km/h pe a leai.
Taʻiala e fesootaʻi i ai
Choose the limit according to the signed condition, then slow further for surface, visibility or people. These are not universal beach or river limits or an arbitrary choice between 30 and 60.
Practice question written for this site using NZTA rules; not an official examination question. Checked: 17 October 2026.
Sources: https://www.nzta.govt.nz/driving-skills/learn-to-drive/roadcode/general-road-code/overview/updates-to-the-general-road-code
Filifili le tapulaa e tusa ma le tuutuuga i le faailo, ona faagesegese atili lea e tusa ma le auala, le manino o le vaai po o tagata. E lē o ni tapulaa mo matafaga po o vaitafe uma, ma e lē o se filifiliga fua i le va o le 30 ma le 60.
O se fesili faataʻitaʻi na tusia mo lenei upega tafaʻilagi e faaaogā tulafono a le NZTA; e lē o se fesili aloaʻia o le suʻega. Na siaki: 17 Oketopa 2026.
Punaoa: https://www.nzta.govt.nz/driving-skills/learn-to-drive/roadcode/general-road-code/overview/updates-to-the-general-road-code