What is the speed of a car?
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The speed of a car can be categorized into the following situations: the speed limit on domestic highways is mostly 120 km/h. The speed limit on national roads is generally 80-60 km/h. The speed limit on urban streets is usually 40-30 km/h. Here is some related information about car speeds: Miles per hour (mph): It is a unit of speed measurement, representing miles per hour. It is commonly used in the UK and Commonwealth countries to calculate speed limits on roads, tennis serve speeds, etc., and is also used to calculate the central wind speed of tropical cyclones. Kilometers (km): km is the current unit of measurement, while mph is commonly referred to as "mile." In the early days of the country's founding, miles per hour were mostly used as the counting unit for speed and odometer readings.
The speed of driving a car doesn't have a fixed value. Usually, in the city, we drive at around 40-60 kilometers per hour due to traffic lights, vehicle flow, and pedestrians, which prevents us from driving too fast. On highways, the typical speed is between 100 to 120 kilometers per hour, which is comfortable and doesn't exceed the speed limit. In case of traffic jams, the speed drops drastically, sometimes even below 10 kilometers per hour. I believe the most important thing about driving isn't how fast you go, but maintaining stability and safety. Driving too fast not only increases fuel consumption but also raises the risk of accidents. Therefore, I generally stick to the speed limit, only accelerating slightly when overtaking occasionally.
