Correct answer
50 km/h.
Here it is 50 km/h. The general urban limit is 20 km/h on a shared carriageway/pavement platform and 30 km/h with one lane per direction; reserved lanes do not count. On urban roads with at least two lanes per direction, dangerous-goods transport has a 40 km/h maximum. Observe posted limits and adapt speed to conditions.
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60 km/h.
50 km/h.
40 km/h.
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En una vía urbana con dos o más carriles por sentido, sin contar los reservados, sin plataforma única de calzada y acera ni límite específico, ¿cuál es el máximo genérico para un camión de más de 3.500 kg que no transporta mercancías peligrosas?
- 60 km/h.
- 50 km/h.(Correct answer)
- 40 km/h.
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