PROJECT BASED LEARNING

Title : Speed Limit (Question 3)

Subject : Mathematics
Teacher : Pn. Wan Amanina Fadhilah Binti Wan Zin
Student : Ng Yan Hong
 INDEX
1. Definition of speed limit
2. Characteristics of speed limit sign in
Malaysia
3. Various speed limit in Puchong area
4. Speed limit in the specific area
5. Implication if a driver does not follow
the speed limit
6. Speed penalty
7. Resources
What is speed
limit ?
• Speed limit is the maximum or
minimum speed permitted by law in
a given area under specified
circumstances.

• Speed limits are generally indicated

on a traffic sign reflecting the
maximum permitted speed -
expressed as kilometres per hour
(km/h) or miles per hour (mph).
 Characteristics of speed limit sign in
Malaysia

• Mostly are rounded in • Regulatory road sign

shape and oriented with speed limit :
vertically • often found on white & red outline
Shape • Highway speed limit sign
are rectangular in shape Location expressways, Colour • Highway speed limit
reminder : yellow
• Warning sign with federal roads & with black frame
speed limit are diamond state roads • National speed limit
shaped reminder : orange
with black frame
Various speed
limit in
Puchong area
 Speed limit sign in the specific area
-Regulatory road sign with speed limit

80km/h at
20km/h at 90km/h at
federal road &
the bridge urban areas
state road
with high
traffic
capacity
 Speed limit sign in the specific area
-Highway speed limit reminder

30km/h at the 35km/h on the 110km/h at

surrounding roads with expressways
areas of a speed bumps.
school.
 Speed limit sign in specific area
-National speed limit reminder

110km/h for light 110km/h at

vehicles & 90km/h for expressways, 90km/h 60 km/h at
heavy vehicles at the at rural roads & T-junction highways
expressways, federal 60km/h at urban roads
roads, state roads and
municipal roads.
Implication if the
driver does not
follow the speed limit

Driver possibly gets fined by

police

Can causes damage on the car

Causes life hazardous

Increasing in cases of road

accident
Speed penalty
• Speeding over the enforced speed limits can be fined up to RM300 and offenders may also receive demerit points as
subject to KEJARA System by Malaysian Road Transport Department.

• The speed penalties are given according to the difference of the driven speed and the enforced speed limit as follows:-

 1 ~ 25 km/h: RM80 (6 demerit points)

 26 ~ 40 km/h: RM150 (8 demerit points)
 Over 40 km/h: RM300 (10 demerit points)
 Resources
1. Encyclopedia
2. Book Kurikulum Pendidikan Pemandu
3. Website
-https://www.carsome.my/news/item/road-and-safety-signs-in-Malaysia
-https://blog.fatberry.com/life/road-sign-in-malaysia/
THANK YOU