Variable Speed Limit Signs

While building the Woolgoolga to Ballina Pacific Highway upgrade we need to temporarily change road conditions.

To improve the safety of road users and workers Roads and Maritime Services are trialling a number of new ways to guide people through work zones and increase awareness of changed traffic conditions and speed limits.

Variable Speed Limit Signs is one of these safety initiatives.

We would like your feedback to help us understand if you think they are effective.

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* 1. What is the postcode where you live?

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* 2. What is your age?

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* 3. What gender do you identify with?

Male

Female

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* 4. What class of driving licence do you have?

Multi - Combination

Heavy Combination

Heavy Rigid

Medium Rigid

Light Rigid

Car

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* 5. How often do you travel the Pacific Highway between Woodburn and Broadwater (the location of the new electronic variable speed limit signs)?

Every day of the week

Two to five days a week

Once a week

Once a fortnight

Monthly

Less frequently

Once a year

Never

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* 6. What time do you usually travel this section of the pacific Highway?

8:00am - 5:30pm

5:30pm - 8:00am

Other (please specify)

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* 7. Do you think you keep to the speed limit through the electronic variable speed limit sign work site?

Definitely yes

Mostly yes

Not sure

Mostly no

Not at all

I generally slow down but not to the road work speed limit

I only slow down if there are workers on site

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* 8. Describe your overall experience driving through this work zone. How does this section of road works (3.5km work zone on the highway between Woodburn and Broadwater) compare to other work zones you have travelled through?

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* 9. A you aware of information about the benefits and purpose of electronic variable speed limit sign ?

Yes