What is the speed limit for vehicles within the factory premises in kilometers per hour?
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Speed limit regulations for vehicles within factory premises: 1. When driving on main roads within the factory without speed limit signs, the speed should not exceed 30 km/h, and on other roads, it should not exceed 20 km/h. 2. The speed limit requirements for vehicles driving in the following locations, sections, or under special circumstances should comply with: (1) At crossings, intersections, loading and unloading areas, densely populated pedestrian areas, downhill slopes, places with warning signs, or when turning or making U-turns, the maximum speed for trucks carrying flammable, explosive, or other hazardous materials should not exceed 15 km/h. (2) On roads covered with ice, snow, or water; or when visibility is less than 30 meters due to severe weather, the maximum speed should not exceed 10 km/h. (3) When entering or exiting factory buildings, warehouses, workshop gates, parking lots, gas stations, weighing scales, hazardous areas, production sites, or when reversing or towing damaged vehicles, the maximum speed should not exceed 5 km/h. 3. When visibility is less than 5 meters or less than 10 meters with a road gradient exceeding 6%, driving should be stopped. 4. Fire trucks, engineering rescue vehicles, and ambulances performing tasks are not subject to the specified speed limits.
The speed limit for driving in the factory is usually 5 kilometers per hour. I've been driving factory vehicles for several years and feel this speed setting is very reasonable because the factory area is crowded with people and machinery, and the space is narrow. Driving too fast can easily lead to collisions with people or objects. I've seen many people scrape equipment after speeding, which not only results in expensive repair costs but also causes production delays. I advise newcomers to pay extra attention to pedestrians around them, especially when turning corners—slow down and drive carefully. Regularly checking the vehicle's condition and adhering to factory rules can help avoid accidents. It just takes getting used to.
