What is the maximum speed on icy roads?

The maximum speed of ice and snow pavement is 30 kilometers per hour.

Extended data:

When driving a motor vehicle on a snowy road, the maximum speed shall not exceed 30 kilometers per hour. Because the icy road is slippery, if the vehicle skids out of control, it is easy to have unnecessary traffic accidents, so the owner must control the speed.

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.

Precautions for motor vehicles driving on icy roads:

1, soft start:

When driving on a snowy road, you must pay attention to soft start, not too fast, but gradually start, and then gradually speed up when the car starts.

2. Step on the accelerator lightly:

After the vehicle starts, it needs to step on the accelerator, so it must be lightly stepped before the vehicle can start, otherwise it is likely to cause the vehicle to slip.

3. There should be room for braking:

When driving on ice and snow, 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 and may not stop.

4. Tires and snow chains:

If vehicles need to drive on icy roads, it is better to add anti-skid chains on tires to prevent them from slipping, which is safer. In the absence of snow chain, you can try to start by taking the method of clutch semi-linkage and lightly stepping on the accelerator pedal.

You can also use a gear higher than the normal starting gear to slowly lift the clutch pedal and properly press the accelerator pedal, so that the engine can output the minimum power without turning off the engine, thus reducing the torque of the driving wheel, adapting to the small adhesion of the ice and snow road and realizing a smooth start.

What are the violations:

Driving a motor vehicle after being drunk; Giving a motor vehicle to a person without a driver's license to drive; Driving an unlicensed motor vehicle; Misappropriating or lending a motor vehicle license or driver's license; Altering, forging or fraudulently using a motor vehicle license plate or driver's license or using an invalid motor vehicle license plate or driver's license; Reversing, retrograde, turning around or turning through the central divider on the expressway.