Can the Wuling Hongguang Mini be driven on highways?

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AnthonyLynn
07/29/25 9:09pm
The Wuling Hongguang Mini can be driven on highways. Motor vehicles with a design speed exceeding 70km/h are permitted to enter highways. In practice, various provinces have established additional regulations and measures based on the actual conditions of their highways. For example, some provinces allow motorcycles on highways, while others do not. Precautions for highway driving: Pre-drive preparation and inspection: Before setting off, thoroughly inspect the vehicle, including: windshield washer fluid and wipers, proper functioning of lights, normal engine oil levels, sufficient antifreeze, tire condition, availability of warning signs and reflective vests. Additionally, fill up the fuel tank before departure and prepare functional drinks, food, and water. Avoid driving at night whenever possible: For first-time highway drivers, daytime driving can already be quite stressful; driving at night can be even more overwhelming for novice drivers. Moreover, there are typically more large trucks on highways at night compared to daytime. If driving skills are not yet proficient, it's best to avoid nighttime driving as the risk of danger increases significantly. Control your speed: Highways differ from urban roads in that they have not only maximum speed limits but also minimum speed limits. Generally, highway speed limits range between 60-120km/h. As a novice driver, try not to exceed 100km/h, but never go below 60km/h. Avoid occupying the leftmost lane for extended periods, as it is typically designated for high-speed or overtaking.
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