When driving on a conventional road with one lane in each direction and a paved shoulder of 1.50 meters, at what speed is a truck considered to be traveling at an abnormally low speed?

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On a conventional road the general maximum speed of a truck is 80 km/h and its general minimum is half of that: 40 km/h. Driving at 30 km/h is below that minimum, unless there is a justified cause, whereas 40 and 50 km/h are not below it. The half rule applies on roads other than motorways or dual carriageways; on the latter the general minimum is 60 km/h.

When driving on a conventional road with one lane in each direction and a paved shoulder of 1.50 meters, at what speed is a truck considered to be traveling at an abnormally low speed?

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