Practice question

Why are speed limits lower near schools and built-up areas?

  1. To reduce fuel costs for drivers
  2. Because there are more pedestrians, including children, and a higher collision risk
  3. Because roads there are wider
  4. Because the law applies only during exams

Answer: B — Because there are more pedestrians, including children, and a higher collision risk

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