Silver Zones and driving safely around older pedestrians
How to recognise a Singapore Silver Zone, follow its posted speed limit, and respond to the traffic-calming and crossing features along the route.
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How to recognise a Singapore Silver Zone, follow its posted speed limit, and respond to the traffic-calming and crossing features along the route.
How the current Restriction of Speed on Roads Notification sets named-road and expressway limits, separate school-zone, Silver Zone, and Friendly Streets caps, and conditional exceptions for specified emergency-service vehicles.
School Zone signs and speed limits, road-safety features, and SPF guidance for watching for children and handling school traffic.
Default 50 km/h unless a sign or schedule says otherwise, vehicle-specific speed caps, heavy-vehicle limiter rules and installation support, speed-enforcement cameras, and Highway Code guidance on adapting speed to road conditions and hazards.
Traffic Police publish named locations and section-specific accuracy dates for fixed, mobile, average-speed, and physically manned laser cameras, and note that officers may conduct speed-enforcement operations anywhere on public roads.
How to recognise a Friendly Street, its 40 km/h legal limit, driver-facing features, applicable penalty enhancements, and the locations LTA lists as pilot or subsequent projects.