Is the 40 km/h Speed Limit on Auxiliary Roads Effective?
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Auxiliary roads have a 40 km/h speed limit for a reason, which is to prevent merging accidents. Here are some additional details: 1. Auxiliary Road: An auxiliary road (relief-road) refers to a road set up on one or both sides of the main road, designated for vehicles or tractors that are not allowed to enter or are preparing to enter the main road from an access point. 2. Precautions: Before entering an auxiliary road, observe the traffic conditions to ensure there are no vehicles behind you, then merge in slowly. Be aware that blind spots exist in the rearview mirror during merging. If necessary, stop between the main road and the auxiliary road to clearly assess the situation before merging, in order to avoid any unexpected circumstances.