Road rules / ๐Ÿ‡ฆ๐Ÿ‡บ speed

On a gravel road in regional Queensland you should:

โœ“ ANSWER

Slow down โ€” loose surfaces greatly increase stopping distance and skid risk

Gravel offers far less grip, so reduce speed and leave much bigger gaps.

All the options

  1. โœ“Slow down โ€” loose surfaces greatly increase stopping distance and skid risk
  2. โœ—Drive at the same speed as on bitumen
  3. โœ—Brake hard through corners
  4. โœ—Follow other cars closely to avoid dust

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