The Northern Territory keeps it simple but swift: towns and suburbs are generally 60 km/h unless signed otherwise, and school zones drop to 40 km/h at posted times.
Out on the open road, most rural highways are 110 km/h, while designated sections of the Stuart, Barkly and Victoria Highways allow up to 130 km/h.
The famous “no speed limit” experiment has been shelved—these days, the signs call the shots, not your bravado.
Roadworks and weather can lower limits, and NT Police will happily remind you if your right foot gets too enthusiastic.
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