Provisional P2 drivers may drive up to 100 km/h, unless the posted limit is lower.

Even on faster roads, red P drivers must follow their 90 km/h licence restriction.

In built-up areas where buildings are spaced less than 100 metres apart and there are no speed limit signs, the default limit is 50 km/h.

P1 (red P-plate) drivers must not exceed 90 km/h, regardless of a higher posted limit.

You must drive to the conditions. Slowing down during bad weather is necessary for safety, even below the posted speed.

In built-up areas where buildings are spaced less than 100 metres apart and there are no speed limit signs, the default limit is 50 km/h.

Shared zones allow pedestrians and vehicles; you must not exceed 10 km/h and must give way to pedestrians.

Drivers must always give way, slow down, or stop for pedestrians in shared zones.

You must follow the 40 km/h speed limit on school days during the times shown on the school zone sign.

Once you pass the End School Zone sign, the speed limit changes, often to 60 km/h or the posted speed.

Local traffic areas use a 40 km/h limit to enhance safety and reduce noise in residential neighborhoods.

Lower speeds protect all road users and provide a quieter environment for residents.

These lower limits are used in places with heavy foot traffic, such as busy city centers or shopping areas.

These limits help drivers stop in time and protect people crossing the road.