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Typical Speed Limits Bunbury test routes feature predominantly 50 and 60 km/h zones, with some sections reaching 70-80 km/h. Streets in Bunbury CBD, South Bunbury, and East Bunbury are typically 50 km/h. Main roads like Ocean Drive, Blair Street, and Minninup Road carry 60 km/h limits. Robertson Drive and some outer roads reach 70 km/h. School zones (40 km/h, 7:30-9:00 am and 2:30-4:00 pm) are present near schools in the residential areas. Watch for speed changes when transitioning between the town centre and outer suburbs.
Traffic Conditions Traffic is generally light to moderate, typical of a regional city. The Bunbury CBD area and Ocean Drive can be busier, especially during business hours. Roundabouts are very prominent — averaging 11 per route — making Bunbury one of the most roundabout-heavy test areas in WA. Traffic signals average 6 per route. Routes pass through a variety of areas including the beachfront (Ocean Drive, Upper Esplanade), suburban streets (South Bunbury, Carey Park, Withers), and residential estates (East Bunbury, Glen Iris, Davenport).
Key Features Bunbury is a major regional city about 175 km south of Perth, serving as the largest centre outside the Perth metropolitan area. The test area covers a wide geographic range, with routes averaging 12 km over 25 minutes. Key roads include Ocean Drive, Blair Street, Wellington Street, Upper Esplanade, Clifton Street, and Minninup Road. The Eelup Rotary is a notable large roundabout in the area. Routes pass through diverse suburbs including South Bunbury, Carey Park, Withers, East Bunbury, Davenport, and Glen Iris.
Common Test Manoeuvres Navigating the numerous roundabouts is the primary challenge, with an average of 11 per route. Pullover and restart is standard. Routes feature more left turns (averaging 8) than right turns (averaging 5), reflecting the roundabout-heavy layout. The Eelup Rotary and other larger roundabouts require correct lane selection and confident navigation. Examiners assess ability to manage the mix of coastal roads, town centre streets, and suburban residential areas, with emphasis on proper observation and speed management throughout.
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