Is it allowed to drive at 60 km/h on the highway?
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Highways do not allow driving at 60 km/h throughout the entire journey. Reasons why it's not allowed: The speed of the vehicle needs to be determined based on different road sections, different situations, and different speed limits. Highway speed limit regulations: On a highway with three lanes in the same direction, when driving in the leftmost lane, the minimum speed must not be less than 110 km/h; while the middle lane must not be less than 90 km/h. If there are two lanes in the same direction, the left lane must not be less than 100 km/h. Some sections of the highway have minimum speed limits that may exceed 60 km/h, and drivers need to follow the signs or markings on the road. If there is a traffic jam on the highway, it is not permissible to drive at 60 km/h continuously, as this could lead to rear-end collisions.