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