On a through road without a specific limit, what is the maximum speed permitted for overtaking?
A)70 km/h.
B)90 km/h.
C)50 km/h.Correct
The generic maximum speed on a through road is 50 km/h, as it is a stretch of road running through a built-up area. Traffic regulations no longer allow the speed limit to be exceeded to carry out an overtaking manoeuvre on any type of road. Therefore, the maximum speed for any manoeuvre, including overtaking, remains at 50 km/h.