The general maximum speed limit on roads in the urban area is 50 km/h, regardless of the category of the motor vehicle driven and regardless of the category of the road on which you are travelling. However, on certain road sections within the urban area, the road administrator may establish, for motor vehicles in categories A and B, also higher speed limits, but not more than 80 km/h. He may also establish in the urban area lower speed limits, but not less than 10 km/h for trams and 30 km/h for all motor vehicles.
If on the road section on which you are travelling another maximum speed limit has been established, different from the general one of 50 km/h, this will be signalled by means of road signs, such as the sign “Speed limit”. If the sign “Speed limit” is installed together with the orientation sign “Entering the urban area”, the speed limit applies to the entire route of that road when crossing the urban area.
The correct answer is: B
OUG* - Article 49
(1) The maximum speed limit in the urban area is 50 km/h.
(2) On certain road sections within the urban area, the road administrator may establish, for motor vehicles in categories A and B, also higher speed limits, but not more than 80 km/h. Speed limits higher than 50 km/h shall be established only with the approval of the traffic police.
(3) On certain road sections, taking into account the circumstances and the traffic intensity, the road administrator, with the approval of the traffic police, may also establish lower speed limits, but not less than 10 km/h for trams and 30 km/h for all motor vehicles.
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* OUG = GOVERNMENT EMERGENCY ORDINANCE no. 195 of December 12, 2002 updated (Road Traffic Code)
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