Minimum Speed Sign
You must drive at least the speed indicated (e.g. 50 km/h). Used on roads where slow vehicles could disrupt traffic flow such as freeways.
What Kind of Sign Is This?
Regulatory signs carry the force of law — ignoring one is an offence. They are the largest group in the K53 test and the one candidates most often lose marks on.
- NATIS code
- R101
- Category
- Regulatory
- Group
- Command
K53 Questions on Regulatory Signs
Straight from the question bank, with the answer and the reason it is correct.
What does a round sign with a blue background and a white circle (minimum speed number inside) mean?▼
A blue circle with a number indicates a MINIMUM speed. You must not travel slower than the indicated speed, except where safety demands it.
A round sign with a red border shows a number in a blue circle inside it. What does this sign indicate?▼
A blue circle containing a number within a red-bordered round sign indicates a MINIMUM SPEED LIMIT. You must not travel slower than this speed unless road conditions demand it.
What does this sign mean — an octagonal red sign with the word "STOP"?▼
The STOP sign (octagonal, red) requires a complete stop at the stop line. You must stop regardless of whether traffic is present, check for safety, then proceed.
A triangular sign with a red border and a white background pointing upwards — what does it mean?▼
The YIELD (Give Way) sign is an inverted triangle with a red border. You must give way to all traffic on the road you are entering.