In Hungarian road traffic rules, what maximum speed applies on a living-street section when approaching playing children?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: C. Walking pace near pedestrians
- Step 1: In residential zones, while the ceiling is 20 km/h, near pedestrians and children drivers must slow down to walking pace to avoid endangering them. Answer: Walking pace. Why not the others: 20 km/h is the upper legal ceiling, 10 km/h is arbitrary, and stopping is required only if an obstacle is present.
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