Regulatory sign · Lanes and zones
Drive at the number shown, usually 10 km/h, and give way to every pedestrian.
What it means
A white plate with a red ringed 10 above the words SHARED ZONE marks a street where people on foot and vehicles use the same space, often with no kerb at all. You will find them in laneways, town squares and some new housing estates. Pedestrians have priority anywhere in the zone, even walking down the middle, and the number on the sign is your speed limit.
Crawl at the posted speed or slower, often close to walking pace.
Give way to anyone on foot, wherever they are in the street.
Watch for children playing and people stepping out of doorways.
Right.Not quite. The answer is C.
The limit in a shared zone is the number printed on the shared zone sign, which is usually 10 km/h.
Source: Road Rules 2014 (NSW) rule 24
Right.Not quite. The answer is A.
In a shared zone pedestrians, including children at play, have priority over vehicles.
Source: Road Rules 2014 (NSW) rule 83
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