Topic: Speed and distances · Nº 553 / 961
En carreteras convencionales sin separación física de los dos sentidos de circulación, ¿cuál es la velocidad máxima a la que le está permitido circular a un vehículo derivado de turismo?
On conventional roads with no physical separation between the two directions of traffic, what is the maximum speed at which a car-derived van may travel?
- A90 km/h.90 km/h.
- B100 km/h.100 km/h.
- C80 km/h.80 km/h.
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- A90 km/h.90 km/h.
On conventional roads with no physical separation between the two directions of traffic, the rules set lower speed limits than on high-capacity roads, because of the greater risk of head-on collisions. For car-derived vans, the maximum speed permitted on this type of road is 90 km/h.
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