You obtained your driving licence 6 months ago. What is the maximum speed at which you may drive on a dual carriageway?

A)At 80 km/h and at 100 km/h to overtake.
B)At 80 km/h.
C)At 120 km/h.Correct
A driver with 6 months' seniority on their driving licence is considered a novice driver. Novice drivers have no speed restriction on any type of road.
In the case of motorways and dual carriageways, the maximum speed is 120 km/h, and therefore that will also be the maximum speed at which they may travel.
They must comply with a reduced blood alcohol limit during the first 2 years of seniority (0.15 mg/l in exhaled air or 0.30 g/l in blood) and display the V-13 sign during their first year of validity.