Can you exceed the maximum speed indicated on the sign?
A)Yes, by 20 km/h in order to overtake.
B)Yes, whenever circumstances allow.
C)No.Correct
The image shows the "Maximum speed" sign, which prohibits travelling at a speed higher, in kilometres per hour, than that indicated on the sign. It is binding from the point where it is placed until the next "End of speed limit", "End of prohibitions" or another "Maximum speed" sign, unless it is placed on the same post as a hazard warning sign or on the same panel as one, in which case the prohibition ends when the indicated hazard ends.
Placed on a road without priority, it ceases to be in force upon leaving an intersection with a priority road. If the limit indicated by the sign coincides with the maximum speed permitted for the type of road, it serves as a general reminder of the prohibition against exceeding it.
Placed on a road without priority, it ceases to be in force upon leaving an intersection with a priority road. If the limit indicated by the sign coincides with the maximum speed permitted for the type of road, it serves as a general reminder of the prohibition against exceeding it.