What is the maximum speed when driving a motor vehicle on an icy road?

The maximum speed of motor vehicles on icy roads shall not exceed 30 kilometers per hour. When driving on icy and muddy roads, the maximum speed should not exceed 30 kilometers per hour. This is for safe driving, and drivers must obey the rules.

According to Article 46 of the Regulations for the Implementation of the Road Traffic Safety Law, if the visibility of a motor vehicle is less than 50 meters in case of fog, rain, snow, dust or hail, the maximum running speed of the locomotive shall not exceed 30 kilometers per hour.

Matters needing attention of motor vehicles driving on ice and snow roads

1. Start gently: When driving on icy roads, you must pay attention to start gently, not too fast, and gradually start, and then gradually speed up when the car starts well.

2. Step on the accelerator lightly: After the vehicle starts, you need to step on the accelerator, so you must step on it lightly before the vehicle can start, otherwise it is likely to cause the vehicle to slip.

3. Leave room for braking: when driving on the icy road, be sure to keep a safe distance from the vehicle in front. If you encounter an accident, you can brake in time and be decisive when braking, otherwise the vehicle may slip or stop.

4. Tires with snow chains: If vehicles need to run on icy roads, it is better to add snow chains on tires to prevent slipping, which is safer.