Wombat crossing · South Australia

Practice Question 313

Choose A, B or C to see the correct answer.

What is a pedestrian crossing on a raised section of road called in SA, and what speed limit usually applies?

A A koala crossing, usually 25 km/h Correct Answer
B An emu crossing, usually 10 km/h Correct Answer
C A wombat crossing, usually 40 km/h Correct Answer

Why: A pedestrian crossing placed on a raised section of road is a wombat crossing and is usually signed at 40 km/h.Source: official source

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