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Q: What are the speed limits on the roads or highways here?

I really never could spot a speed limit sign anywhere. So that takes me to my question is there a limit to how fast one can drive in China without being penalized? 

11 years 27 weeks ago in  Visa & Legalities - China

 
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300 in cities, 400+ on the country roads ...

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HighWays, The lowest speed 120KM / Hour, 

 

Country Road : 80-120Km/ Hour, usually begin the NO, "G", such As G4 means State Road 4 line.

 

Provincial Rd: 60-120KM /hour,  

 

From January 1, 2012 onwards, the implementation of the new traffic law, overspeed one times, will be fined 200 yuan, driving license 2 points deduction, speed two, revoke the driving license, in jail for 6 months

 

 

 

 

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I see them but they are written in English numbers. Maybe that is why you do not see them.

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Cars 110km

Buses 90km

trucks 80km

at least that is what is written on the motorway sign from Harbin to Mudanjaing

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Laowai - 40kph

Chinese - 80kph

Chinese with Guanxi - 90kph +5kph per 100RMB

'O' plates - 200kph

Military plates - Unlimited no-ones gonna stop you anyway

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good answer good answer

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