While driving a truck on a conventional road, are you allowed to exceed the generic maximum speed of the road to overtake another vehicle?

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The correct answer is no, under no circumstances. To understand this correctly, two fundamental factors must be taken into account: Vehicle Type: Historically, the rule allowing drivers to exceed the speed limit by 20 km/h on conventional roads only applied to passenger cars and motorcycles, never to trucks. Trucks have always been prohibited from exceeding their specific maximum speed. Law Reform: Since March 21, 2022, the possibility of exceeding the maximum speed by 20 km/h for overtaking on conventional roads was eliminated for all vehicles (including cars and motorcycles). Therefore, the speed limit is absolute during the maneuver.

While driving a truck on a conventional road, are you allowed to exceed the generic maximum speed of the road to overtake another vehicle?

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