What is the maximum permitted speed for driving a heavy quadricycle?

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The correct answer is 70 km/h. It is crucial to distinguish between quadricycle types:  Light Quadricycle: Limited to 45 km/h (considered a moped). Heavy Quadricycle: Its generic maximum speed is 70 km/h.  Although they are driven with a Class B license, they are not considered passenger cars, so they cannot reach the 90 km/h limit on conventional roads. Also, note that if a heavy quadricycle is towing a trailer, its maximum speed is reduced by 10% (to 63 km/h). The options of 60 km/h and 80 km/h are incorrect for the general rule of this vehicle.

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