What is the speed limit for cars on the highway in kilometers per hour?
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On the highway, the maximum speed for cars is 120 km/h, and the minimum speed is 60 km/h. Highway speed limits: For two-lane and three-lane highways, the speed limits are as follows: the leftmost lane on a two-lane highway has a speed limit of 100-120 km/h, the middle lane is 60-100 km/h. For three-lane highways, from left to right, the speed limits are 110-120 km/h, 90-110 km/h, and 60-90 km/h. Relevant regulations: Strictly adhere to the speed limits on highways to avoid accidents caused by speeding. Driving too slowly can hinder the normal flow of other vehicles. In rainy or icy conditions, the speed should be reduced accordingly.
As an ordinary driver who has driven on many highways, I find that the speed of sedans generally ranges between 110 to 120 kilometers per hour, which is the most common. This is based on traffic regulations and actual road conditions. For example, in most sections of China, the speed limit is 120 km/h, but it should be reduced to below 100 km/h during rain or at night to ensure safety. The vehicle's performance is also crucial. The chassis and braking system of sedans are designed with 120 km/h as the optimal balance point. Exceeding 130 km/h may cause the car to shake and become unstable, increasing the risk of accidents. I recommend observing road signs while driving, as speed limits may vary in different sections, and maintaining a safe following distance of at least 100 meters while being aware of the surrounding traffic speed. Additionally, long hours of highway driving can lead to fatigue, so taking a break every 2 hours can help prevent speeding due to loss of concentration. In short, safe driving is more important than rushing, and keeping within this speed range is the most reasonable approach.
