Driving a truck on a conventional road where its generic maximum speed is 80 km/h, what is the minimum permitted speed for this vehicle?

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The correct answer is 40 km/h. According to General Traffic Regulations, the minimum permitted speed on conventional roads is half of the generic maximum speed established for each type of vehicle. Since the generic maximum speed for trucks on conventional roads is 80 km/h, their minimum speed is half of that: 40 km/h. Driving below this limit without a justified cause is considered abnormally reduced speed and is prohibited as it impedes traffic flow.

Driving a truck on a conventional road where its generic maximum speed is 80 km/h, what is the minimum permitted speed for this vehicle?

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