On an unpaved road, what is the maximum speed at which a passenger car may travel?
On unpaved roads, a passenger car must not exceed 30 km/h.
The loose, uneven surface reduces grip and lengthens braking distances, so the law sets a lower limit for safety.
- Traction: gravel/dirt lowers tyre grip and stability.
- Braking: stopping distances increase markedly.
- Visibility: dust clouds can hide hazards and oncoming traffic.
- Users: frequent presence of pedestrians, cyclists, or animals.
Adjust speed further if visibility is poor, the road is rutted, or conditions worsen.
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Explanation
On unpaved roads, a passenger car must not exceed 30 km/h.
The loose, uneven surface reduces grip and lengthens braking distances, so the law sets a lower limit for safety.
- Traction: gravel/dirt lowers tyre grip and stability.
- Braking: stopping distances increase markedly.
- Visibility: dust clouds can hide hazards and oncoming traffic.
- Users: frequent presence of pedestrians, cyclists, or animals.
Adjust speed further if visibility is poor, the road is rutted, or conditions worsen.
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