Question 152 in the bank

What is the maximum permitted speed for driving a private passenger vehicle (if not indicated otherwise by a traffic sign)?

A black speedometer dial numbered 20 to 220, green arc up to 120, red arc beyond, a large red question mark, and a green label at the bottom.
  1. In an urban road – up to 50 KPH and in a freeway – up to 70 KPH
  2. Correct answer: In an urban area – up to 50 KPH and on an inter-urban road – up to 80 KPH
  3. In an urban road – according to road conditions, and in a freeway – up to 100 KPH
  4. In an urban road – up to 40 KPH and in a freeway – up to 80 KPH

Why this is the answer

The correct answer in the official bank: In an urban area – up to 50 KPH and on an inter-urban road – up to 80 KPH

For a private passenger car, when no sign states otherwise, the default limit is 50 KPH in an urban area and 80 KPH on an inter-urban road. These are the general limits set by law, and speed signs can change them. Even within the limit, adjust your speed to road, weather and traffic conditions. There is no rule that urban speed is set only by road conditions without a fixed limit.

Topic: Rules and regulations. The bank marks it for these classes: Light truck (C1), Private car (B).