What are the restricted hours for trucks on highways?

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CameronLee
07/29/25 2:10am
There are no restricted hours for trucks on highways. Generally, private cars and trucks are allowed to travel on highways 24 hours a day, while commercial passenger vehicles are prohibited from traveling between 2:00 AM and 5:00 AM. The restricted hours may vary depending on the specific highway section. Here are some important considerations for driving on highways: 1. Maintain a safe distance: Due to the high speeds on highways, drivers may not have enough time to react in case of an emergency, so it is important to maintain a safe distance from the vehicle in front. 2. Follow traffic regulations: Overtake from the left lane, do not occupy the emergency lane, do not speed, and avoid frequent lane changes.
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DelCameron
08/12/25 6:10am
I have over 20 years of experience driving long distances. The restricted hours for trucks on highways are mainly from 10 PM to 6 AM, and during holidays like National Day or the Spring Festival peak, the restrictions may be extended, with some areas imposing a full-day ban. The reason is simple: poor visibility at night and fatigued truck drivers increase the risk of accidents. Statistics show that 80% of severe crashes occur at night. I’ve personally encountered several close calls on the road, all avoided thanks to the restricted hours. I recommend truck drivers check local traffic management official accounts or map apps for updated rules—regulations are stricter in places like Jiangsu and slightly more relaxed in Guangdong. Plan your trips wisely to avoid overtime, or you could face fines of over 200 RMB and credit impacts. Safe driving is the top priority!
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