
Question 4521
Why is it important not to exceed 90 km/h on a conventional road (carretera convencional)?
- Because of traffic density.
- Because the shoulders are narrower than on other types of roads.
- Because the directions of travel are together and there may be vehicles traveling in the opposite direction.
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Correct answer: Because the directions of travel are together and there may be vehicles traveling in the opposite direction.
On a conventional road (carretera convencional), traffic in both directions usually shares the roadway, separated only by a line, and an oncoming vehicle can appear at any time. In the image, a truck is approaching in the other lane. In a head-on crash at 80 km/h, the driver's risk of death is 60%, and at 96 km/h, it is 92%.
El lío de las carreteras convencionales · Conducir con exceso de velocidad
