What does auxiliary road vehicle mean?
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Vehicles driving on the auxiliary road are referred to as auxiliary road vehicles. Below is relevant information about auxiliary roads: 1. Definition: An auxiliary road is a road that distributes expressway traffic, located on one or both sides of the expressway, allowing for one-way or two-way traffic. Generally, these roads are narrower. 2. Function: When there is too much traffic on the main road, leading to high traffic pressure, some vehicles can first drive on the auxiliary road to alleviate the traffic pressure on the main road. 3. Speed limit: The speed on auxiliary roads must not exceed 60 kilometers per hour. 4. Permitted vehicles: Auxiliary roads allow mixed traffic of motor vehicles, non-motor vehicles, and pedestrians. 5. Classification: Depending on the need, auxiliary roads can be set up as intermittent auxiliary roads between two interchanges or as continuous auxiliary roads passing through interchanges.