In the Northern Territory, the maximum posted speed is 130 km/h on signed sections of major highways like the Stuart, Barkly, Victoria and Arnhem.
Built-up areas default to 50 km/h (unless signs say otherwise), while many rural roads are 110 km/h; school zones are typically 40 km/h during the times shown, and roadworks trump everything.
There are no unrestricted-speed sections anymore—the short-lived experiment ended years back—so the number on the stick rules.
Drive to conditions, not ego; the Territory’s long straights can bite harder than a saltie if you’re not paying attention.
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