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Trucks are required to drive 5 mph slower than passenger vehicles?
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∙ 8y ago
It depends on the particular country's or state's legislation. Some have different rules for heavy vehicles, others do not. In the US state of Texas, the speed limit for trucks is usually five mph below the speed limit for cars (10 below in areas where the speed limit has been increased to 80 mph). Several states also have a 55 mph speed limit for trucks, including Ohio, Michigan, and California. However, these speed limit regulations typically apply only to commercial trucks, and not to vehicles exempt from CDL requirements, such as recreational vehicles.
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Calif, any vehicle with trailer is 55. Even a car with a small camper.
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