What is the appropriate speed for driving on mountain roads?
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Mountain road speed limits are determined based on actual driving conditions. Reasons: If there are clearly marked speed limits, you must adhere to the specified speed standards. If there are no explicit speed limits, you should drive at a safe speed. Precautions: When encountering oncoming traffic on mountain roads, you must alternate between high and low beams. When road conditions are good, you can accelerate appropriately. Ascending and descending slopes vary in steepness, and you must never force an overtaking maneuver in curves with poor visibility. Use high and low beams flexibly when driving at night, flash your high beams to alert oncoming vehicles in sharp curves, and switch to low beams as a courtesy when encountering oncoming traffic to ensure safety. When going uphill, use a lower gear. Secondly, slow down when approaching curves and avoid overtaking. Thirdly, maintain control of your speed and keep a safe following distance.