What is the maximum speed limit for a tractor?
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The maximum speed is limited to 79 kilometers per hour after installing a speed limiter. Below is relevant information: Tractor: A tractor refers to the front part of a large truck or semi-trailer that is connected to the trailer via a coupling device. This means the tractor can detach from its original trailer and connect to other trailers, while the trailer can also be detached from its original tractor and pulled by other tractors. The front part with driving capability is called the tractor, and the rear part without driving capability is called the trailer, which is pulled by the tractor. Connection methods between tractors and trailers: There are two types. The first is where the front half of the trailer rests on the fifth wheel coupling at the rear of the tractor, and the rear axle of the tractor bears part of the trailer's weight—this is called a semi-trailer. The second is where the front end of the trailer is connected to the rear end of the tractor, and the tractor only provides forward pulling force to tow the trailer without bearing the downward weight of the trailer—this is called a full trailer.