At what permissible speed can you drive in a residential area?

Explanation

Correct answer: 20 km/h

In accordance with Article 20, paragraph 3, point 1 of the Road Traffic Act, the permissible speed of a vehicle in a residential zone is 20 km/h. This is a special area where pedestrians have priority over vehicles and may use the full width of the road. The low speed is intended to ensure the safety of vulnerable road users.

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