What is the maximum speed in Inner Suburban Area?

What is the maximum speed in Inner Suburban Area?

• A. 95
• B. 65
• C. 115
• D. 160

Answer: (B)

Inner Suburban Area speed limits are set lower because trains run through busier streets with frequent stops, signals, and pedestrians. That environment requires enough reaction and braking distance to stop safely for each signal and platform approach. So the maximum permitted speed is 65 km/h. Higher speeds like 95, 115, or 160 km/h would reduce the available stopping time and increase the risk of not being able to stop in time in a crowded area.

Inner Suburban Area speed limits are set lower because trains run through busier streets with frequent stops, signals, and pedestrians. That environment requires enough reaction and braking distance to stop safely for each signal and platform approach. So the maximum permitted speed is 65 km/h. Higher speeds like 95, 115, or 160 km/h would reduce the available stopping time and increase the risk of not being able to stop in time in a crowded area.