Road Traffic Law: What You Need to Know

Here are some important things to remember about the Road Traffic Law, summarized from frequently asked questions:

Blood Alcohol Content (BAC) and Breath Alcohol Content (BrAC):

• Drivers of cars, tractors, and specialized motorcycles: BAC is strictly prohibited at 0mg/100ml of blood (no alcohol is allowed in the blood).

• Drivers of motorcycles and scooters:

• BAC is prohibited beyond 50mg/100ml of blood.

• BrAC is prohibited beyond 0.20mg/1l of breath.

Note:

• Violating the BAC or BrAC regulations while driving will result in severe penalties, including fines, license suspension, and even criminal charges.

• Always remember that drinking alcohol affects your driving abilities and increases the risk of accidents. Choose a safe mode of transportation or ask someone else to drive if you have been drinking.

Parking Distance at Road-Rail Intersections:

• The minimum distance from the nearest rail to the permissible parking spot for vehicles at a level road-rail intersection with only a signal or bell is 5 meters.

Note:

• This regulation is for safe distancing to prevent collisions between vehicles and trains.

• Always pay attention to signals and bells when approaching road-rail intersections to ensure safety.

Vehicles Prohibited on Expressways:

• Pedestrians, non-motorized vehicles, motorcycles, scooters, and specialized motorcycles with a design speed below 70 km/h are prohibited from entering expressways (except for those with designated duties).

Note:

• Expressways are designed for high-speed vehicles, and driving at low speeds on an expressway can be dangerous for yourself and others.

• Always comply with the regulations regarding the types of vehicles allowed on expressways to ensure safety.

Number of Passengers Allowed on Two-wheeled Motorcycles and Scooters:

• Drivers of two-wheeled motorcycles and scooters are allowed to carry a maximum of 2 people in the following situations:

• Transporting patients to the hospital.

• Escorting law violators.

• Transporting children under 14 years old.

Note:

• This regulation aims to ensure the safety of road users, especially children.

• Always be mindful of the vehicle’s maximum permissible load and ensure safety when transporting passengers.

Maximum Permissible Speed Limit on Roads:

• Outside densely populated areas: Motorcycles, semi-trailers, and other towed vehicles have a maximum permissible speed of 50km/h.

• Within densely populated areas: Motorcycles, buses with over 30 seats, trucks weighing 3.5 tons or more, semi-trailers, other towed vehicles, and specialized vehicles have a maximum permissible speed of 40km/h.

Note:

• The maximum permissible speed limit on roads is determined based on factors such as road type, traffic conditions, and weather conditions.

• Always comply with the maximum permissible speed limit to ensure your safety and the safety of others.

Advice:

• Always adhere to the Road Traffic Law to ensure your safety and the safety of others.

• Enhance your awareness of traffic safety, attend safe driving courses to improve your driving skills.

• Always pay attention, anticipate situations, and react flexibly while participating in traffic.