To ensure traffic safety and legal compliance, understanding speed regulations is crucial for every driver. Especially for freight vehicles like light trucks under 1 ton, adhering to speed limits not only helps avoid traffic violations but also ensures the safety of goods and other road users. This article from Xe Tải Mỹ Đình provides detailed and up-to-date information on speed limits for light trucks under 1 ton according to current traffic laws.
Speed Limits for Light Trucks Under 1 Ton in Urban Areas
In densely populated areas with high traffic density and numerous road users, speed limits are key to minimizing accident risks. According to current regulations, the maximum speed limit for light trucks under 1 ton in urban areas is specifically divided as follows:
- Dual carriageways or one-way roads with 2 or more motorized lanes: Maximum speed 60km/h. These are routes with high traffic volume, and maintaining this speed helps ensure smooth and safe traffic flow.
- Two-way roads or one-way roads with 1 motorized lane: Maximum speed 50km/h. For roads with more limited road space, reducing speed is necessary to allow drivers to maintain better control and react promptly to unexpected situations.
Speed Limits for Light Trucks Under 1 Ton Outside Urban Areas
When traveling on roads outside urban areas, traffic conditions are generally more open. However, speed still needs to be controlled to ensure safety. The speed limits for light trucks under 1 ton outside urban areas are as follows:
- Dual carriageways or one-way roads with 2 or more motorized lanes: Maximum speed 90km/h. With wide roads and clear lane separation, light trucks under 1 ton can travel at higher speeds, but still need to adhere to the limits to avoid risks.
- Two-way roads or one-way roads with 1 motorized lane: Maximum speed 80km/h. On these routes, reducing speed helps drivers easily handle mixed traffic situations and ensure safety while traveling.
Important Note: The above speed regulations may change depending on the specific time and road signs on each route. Drivers should always pay attention to road signs and actual traffic conditions to adjust their speed accordingly. Complying with speed limits not only helps avoid penalties but also contributes to building a safe and civilized traffic environment.
This article is based on Circular 31/2019/TT-BGTVT of the Ministry of Transport. Readers should refer to the original document for a complete and detailed understanding.
