What is the general speed limit on all airside roads unless otherwise posted?

The general speed limit on all airside roads is 25 km/h unless otherwise posted. This speed limit is set to ensure the safety of all users on the airside operations area, which includes aircraft, ground vehicles, and personnel working in high-traffic zones. Maintaining a lower speed helps to reduce the risk of accidents and gives drivers more time to react to potential hazards.

The airside environment has unique challenges, including restricted visibility and the presence of aircraft moving in close proximity to vehicles. By observing a speed limit of 25 km/h, drivers can navigate safely, ensuring that they maintain control of their vehicles and are able to respond appropriately to other traffic, pedestrians, and scheduled airport operations.

Other speed limits, such as 10 km/h, 40 km/h, and 15 km/h, might apply in specific situations or areas, but 25 km/h serves as the established standard for all airside roads in the absence of specific signage indicating a different speed. Understanding and adhering to this limit is essential for safety and compliance with airport regulations.