When is a truck considered to be driving at an abnormally low speed on a conventional road with one lane in each direction and an unpaved shoulder 2 meters wide?

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DentroTest · Accepted Answer

In accordance with the General Traffic Regulations, an abnormally low speed is one that is lower than the general minimum established for the road or type of vehicle, provided that there are no justified traffic or road circumstances. On conventional roads, the general maximum speed limit for trucks is 80 km/h. Since the regulatory minimum speed equals half of the maximum limit allowed, the minimum speed for a truck on this road is 40 km/h. Consequently, driving at less than 40 km/h amounts to driving at an abnormally low speed. The figures of 45 km/h and 35 km/h do not correspond to half of the general maximum speed set for trucks on this type of infrastructure.

When is a truck considered to be driving at an abnormally low speed on a conventional road with one lane in each direction and an unpaved shoulder 2 meters wide?

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