What is the speed limit on Daqing South 3rd Road?
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Century Avenue: The maximum speed limit for the two left lanes is 80 km/h, with a minimum speed of 60 km/h, while the two right lanes have a speed limit of 60 km/h. Longxing Road (from the Construction Building traffic light to the intersection of the Ethylene Driving School residential area): speed limit is 80 km/h; Longxing Road (from the Ethylene Driving School residential area intersection to the G015 overpass): speed limit is 100 km/h; Longxing Road (from the G015 overpass to the Harbin-Daqing Expressway entrance): speed limit is 80 km/h. Middle 3rd Road, Wolong Road (from the Baijiaweizi roundabout to the Wolilitun roundabout), Longfeng Outer Ring East Road, and East Ring Road (from South 3rd Road to South 6th Road): speed limit is 80 km/h. East Trunk Road, South 3rd Road, Longyong Road, Fengyang Road (from Fengyang Bridge to the Oilfield Thermal Power Plant intersection), Longfeng Avenue (from the factory front to the factory west), Wei 2nd Road, Construction Road, Xuewei Avenue, Technology Road, Wanbao Street, Reyuan Street, Zhongbao Road, Wanfeng Road, Qinbei North Road, Fumin Street, Jing 3rd Street, Hubin Avenue, Xiushui Road, Wei 11th Road, Jing 6th Street, Culture Road, Torch New Street, Sunshine Avenue, Innovation Street, Xinke Road, Xibin Road, Long 10th Road, Central Avenue, Kunlun Avenue, New Town North Street, Donghu Street, and other roads have a speed limit of 60 km/h. Zhengdong Street and Zhengxi Street: speed limit is 50 km/h. Jing 1st Street, Yucai Road, Jing 2nd Street, Jing 4th Street, Jing 5th Street, Jing 7th Street, Jing 8th Street, Wei 1st Road, Wei 3rd Road, Wei 4th Road, Wei 5th Road, Wei 6th Road, Wei 7th Road, Wei 8th Road, Wei 9th Road, Wei 10th Road, Longfeng Avenue (from the factory front to the train station), Fengyang Road (from Fengyang Bridge to the Longfeng Mall traffic light), Longhua Road, and other roads have a speed limit of 40 km/h.
After driving for so many years, I've been to many places. Urban main roads like Daqing South Third Road usually have a speed limit of 50 kilometers per hour, but specific sections depend on roadside signs—sometimes near intersections or school zones, it might drop to 40. Experience has taught me that city roads are crowded with people and vehicles, so safety comes first. I remember once getting caught by a speed camera and paying a fine, which made me develop the habit of checking road signs and navigation. Speed limits are designed based on road width and traffic flow. In Northeast winters, roads are slippery, so slowing down is safer to avoid skidding accidents. I recommend installing map apps like Gaode for real-time speed limit alerts to save hassle. After all, arriving safely is what matters most.
I only understood speed limits when learning to drive. On roads like Nan San Road, the limit is probably around 50km/h, but never guess—always check the road signs. Urban areas often have mobile speed cameras. As a beginner, I nervously watched the speedometer, afraid of exceeding the limit, and learned to control my speed by gently pressing the accelerator. In reality, speed limits may be lowered during different times or weather conditions, like 40km/h in rain or fog for safety. The key is to develop a habit of maintaining steady speed, avoiding sudden acceleration or braking, which protects pedestrians and benefits you. Downloading a traffic rules app to check local standards is definitely a time-saver.
