Can a vehicle be towed on the highway?
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When a motor vehicle breaks down or is involved in a traffic accident on the highway and cannot operate normally, it should be towed or pulled by a rescue vehicle or a wrecker. Below is relevant information about driving on the highway: 1. Introduction to highways: Highways refer to high-speed roads, which are compared to medium-speed and low-speed roads. In an environment where low speed is the mainstream, low speed is considered normal or regular speed, while in an environment where medium speed is the mainstream, medium speed is considered normal or regular speed. 2. Precautions for driving on the highway: When driving on the highway, it is essential to maintain a safe distance from the vehicle in front. When the speed is above 100 km/h, keep a distance of more than 100 meters. There are distance confirmation signs on the highway, and you can confirm the distance through these signs. Stay away from trucks; when driving at high speed, do not drive side by side with trucks or follow behind them—try to overtake them. Stay in the middle lane; the leftmost lane on the highway is the overtaking lane, while large trucks generally stay in the rightmost lane.