If the red snow level is activated on the road, what is the maximum speed a car is allowed to drive?

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The correct answer is 30 km/h. The DGT establishes four difficulty levels for snow (Green, Yellow, Red, and Black). The red level means driving is very difficult; in this scenario, the use of chains or special winter tires is mandatory, and speed cannot exceed 30 km/h. Additionally, trucks, buses, and articulated vehicles are prohibited from driving. 40 km/h or 20 km/h do not correspond to the specific regulatory limits for this alert level.

If the red snow level is activated on the road, what is the maximum speed a car is allowed to drive?

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