South Australia · Learner's Theory Test · Road rules

You approach a 'koala' children's crossing and its yellow lights are flashing. What is the maximum speed you may travel?

The answer

40 km/h
50 km/h
The normal speed limit for the road
25 km/h Correct

Why that's the answer

A 25 km/h speed limit applies at a koala crossing while its yellow lights are flashing. You must also stop for any pedestrian or bicycle rider on or entering the crossing.

Where this rule comes from

Department for Infrastructure and Transport – The Driver's Handbook Official source

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