Tabela das Velocidades

Summary

This instructional video covers driving speed limits for various vehicles, with a focus on automobiles, motorcycles, agricultural machinery, and other specialized vehicles. It explores different speed limits in different zones such as within localities, outside localities, and on highways, highlighting key rules like maximum speeds for vehicles with or without a trailer, and how to apply these rules during driving exams. The video also introduces the concept of 'zona de coexistência' or coexistence zones, where pedestrians and vehicles share the same space. The content is designed to help learners understand and remember speed limits crucial for passing the driving test.

Takeaways

• 😀 The speed limits for vehicles depend on whether they have a trailer or not, with different limits for various vehicle types.
• 😀 The 'Expo 98 technique' is a memory aid for remembering speed limits based on the year 1998, especially for vehicles with trailers.
• 😀 The maximum speed limit in localities for most vehicles is 50 km/h, but some exceptions exist, such as for heavy vehicles with trailers, which have a limit of 40 km/h.
• 😀 Outside of localities, vehicles without trailers can go up to 80 km/h, while vehicles with trailers have a maximum speed of 70 km/h.
• 😀 On highways, the speed limit is typically 120 km/h for cars without trailers, but it drops by 10 km/h for vehicles with trailers (e.g., 110 km/h for light goods vehicles).
• 😀 The technique for remembering highway speed limits for vehicles with trailers is also linked to the year 1998, with clear limits for each type of vehicle.
• 😀 Motorcycles with an engine capacity over 50cc share the same speed limits as light passenger cars: 50 km/h in localities, 90 km/h outside, and 120 km/h on highways.
• 😀 Motorcycles under 50cc can only travel at a maximum of 40 km/h in localities and 60 km/h outside localities.
• 😀 Agricultural vehicles, such as tractors and motor cultivators, have significantly lower speed limits of 20 km/h in localities and 40 km/h outside.
• 😀 Industrial vehicles with a red license plate have restricted speed limits and can only operate on roads designated for their type, with a maximum of 30 km/h in localities and 80 km/h on highways.

Q & A

What is the technique known as Expo98 mentioned in the transcript?

Expo98 is a mnemonic technique to help remember the speed limits for different types of vehicles. It refers to the year of the Expo '98 event, and this technique is used to recall speed limits on various roads for automobiles, motorcycles, and other vehicles.

What is the speed limit for passenger cars within a locality?

The general speed limit for passenger cars within a locality is 50 km/h, unless the vehicle is a heavy goods vehicle with a trailer, which is limited to 40 km/h.

What are the speed limits for vehicles outside of localities?

Outside localities, the speed limits are 90 km/h for passenger cars without a trailer, 80 km/h for vehicles with a trailer, and 120 km/h for highways.

How does the presence of a trailer affect the speed limits for vehicles?

Vehicles with a trailer have lower speed limits. For example, the maximum speed for a passenger car with a trailer is 70 km/h within a locality and 80 km/h outside a locality. Similarly, other vehicles with trailers also have reduced speed limits compared to those without trailers.

What is the speed limit for motorcycles with a displacement greater than 50cc?

Motorcycles with a displacement greater than 50cc follow the same speed limits as passenger cars, which are 50 km/h within localities, 90 km/h outside localities, and 120 km/h on highways.

What is the speed limit for motorcycles with a displacement less than 50cc?

Motorcycles with a displacement less than 50cc can only circulate within localities and are limited to a maximum speed of 40 km/h within a locality and 60 km/h outside of it.

What are the speed limits for agricultural and forestry machinery?

Agricultural and forestry machinery has a speed limit of 30 km/h within localities and 40 km/h outside localities. Additionally, small agricultural vehicles like motocultivators can only travel at a maximum of 20 km/h.

What special rules apply to the coexistence zones in localities?

In coexistence zones, which are shared spaces between pedestrians and vehicles, the speed limit is always set at 20 km/h. This rule applies to ensure the safety of pedestrians in areas where vehicles and pedestrians mix.

How do the speed limits on highways differ for various vehicles?

On highways, the speed limits for vehicles without a trailer are 120 km/h, while vehicles with a trailer are limited to 90 km/h. Additionally, heavier vehicles like heavy goods vehicles with a trailer are limited to 80 km/h.

Why is it important to memorize the speed limits for specific vehicle types and roads?

Memorizing the speed limits for specific vehicle types and roads is crucial for passing driving exams and for ensuring road safety. Knowing the limits helps drivers follow legal requirements and avoid accidents.