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Question by Happyapplegirl
Submitted on 3/16/2004
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what is the speed limit for an ACT learner driver outside the ACT


Answer by MyDaughterIsALearnerTo
Submitted on 8/1/2006
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see http://www.transport.act.gov.au/driverandvehiclepolicy/driverissues
and click on Learning to Drive

Q 4. What is the maximum speed permitted for ACT learner drivers driving in the ACT and driving interstate?

ACT learner drivers can drive to the posted speed limit in the ACT.  However, when driving in NSW, learner drivers must not exceed 80 kilometres per hour.  ACT learner drivers driving in other States and Territories will need to check with that jurisdiction for the rules pertaining to learner drivers

 

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