Farmers Criticize Government Proposal to Reduce Speed Limits on Bush Roads
A federal report suggests a 20% decrease in speed limits on bush roads, sparking concern among farmers.
The proposed change aims to reduce the national road toll by slashing the default 100 km/h speed limit on unsigned regional roads.
- The Department of Transport is considering a new speed limit for approximately 860,000 kilometers of unsealed roads, including dirt and gravel tracks, outside built-up areas.
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Author's summary: Farmers oppose the government's proposal to reduce speed limits on bush roads.