Question 7105
On roads outside built-up areas, what is the maximum speed at which a motor vehicle is allowed to travel while towing a trailer?
- 90 km/h on a freeway or high-capacity divided highway, and 80 km/h on a conventional road.
- 100 km/h on a freeway or high-capacity divided highway, and 90 km/h on a conventional road.
- 100 km/h on a freeway or high-capacity divided highway, and 80 km/h on a conventional road.
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Correct answer: 90 km/h on a freeway or high-capacity divided highway, and 80 km/h on a conventional road.
Outside built-up areas, a motor vehicle (automóvil) towing a trailer, like the off-road vehicle in the image, is allowed to travel at a maximum of 90 km/h on a freeway (autopista) or high-capacity divided highway (autovía) and 80 km/h on a conventional road (carretera convencional). A sign may set a lower limit, in which case you must obey the sign.