What is the recommended speed indicated by the color of speed limit numbers?
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A circular sign with a red circle, white background, and black numbers indicates the maximum speed limit, while a circular sign with a blue background and white numbers indicates the minimum speed limit. A rectangular sign with a yellow background and black numbers indicates the recommended driving speed. The sign for lifting the speed limit usually has a white background with black numbers, a black outer circle, and five diagonal lines crossing the speed limit number. Below is relevant information: Speed Limit: A speed limit typically refers to the regulation of vehicle speed within a specified numerical range over a certain distance. Its primary purpose is to preemptively remind drivers to control their speed reasonably in subsequent sections of the road ahead and to prevent the dangers of speeding. Speed limits are an indispensable and most critical aspect of road transportation safety. Zonal Speed Limit: Based on traffic laws and regulations or corporate and factory area rules, specific zones are delineated under practical circumstances, and the maximum driving speed for vehicles within these zones is standardized. Common applications of zonal speed limits include school zone speed limits, factory zone speed limits, and speed limits for external vehicles. The ultimate goal of zonal speed limits is to reduce speeding accidents and create a safe and worry-free driving environment for people, vehicles, and objects in areas such as school campuses or factory zones.
