Western Australia · Theory Test (CTT) · Road rules

What does a WA speed limit represent?

The answer

  • The speed you should travel at
  • The maximum allowed under the best conditions — you must drive slower when conditions are poor Correct
  • A target average speed
  • A limit that only applies in daylight

Why that's the answer

Speed limits are the maximum you are allowed to drive at under the best conditions. You must drive slower when the road is wet, narrow, slippery, winding, hilly or loose, when visibility is poor, or when traffic requires it.

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