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What constraints do water trucks, cleaning vehicles, and road maintenance vehicles not face when operating?

2009-08-23View Original

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Everyone, are there any constraints on the operation of water trucks, cleaning vehicles, and road maintenance vehicles?
Reply #22009-08-23
I’m not sure if you’re wondering about this: Article 54 of the Road Traffic Safety Law states that when road maintenance vehicles and construction vehicles are carrying out their tasks, their route and direction of movement are not subject to restrictions imposed by traffic signs or markings, provided that the movement of other vehicles does not suffer as a result. Other vehicles and pedestrians should be careful to give way to them. Motor vehicles such as water trucks and cleaning vehicles should operate in accordance with safety standards ; Without affecting the traffic of other vehicles, it is possible to ignore the requirement of driving in separate lanes, but driving in the reverse direction is not allowed.
Reply #32009-08-24
What is the difference between driving in separate lanes and not driving in the reverse direction?
Reply #42009-08-24
I’ve just learned about traffic laws, things like fast lanes, slow lanes, and left-turn lanes – that’s probably what it means. Driving in the opposite direction is like when everyone else drives on the right side, but he insists on driving on the left side, as if it were **.
Reply #52009-08-24
When road maintenance vehicles and construction equipment are operating, their routes and directions are not subject to traffic signs or markings, provided that the movement of passing vehicles is not affected; passing vehicles and pedestrians should be careful to give way. Motor vehicles such as water trucks and cleaning vehicles should operate in accordance with safety standards ; Without affecting the traffic of other vehicles, it is possible to ignore the requirement of driving in separate lanes, but driving in the reverse direction is not allowed.
Reply #62009-08-24
Those who have passed the Certified Safety Engineer exam should probably still remember a question from the practice tests in 2008, on page 273: When sprinkler trucks, cleaning vehicles, and road maintenance vehicles are in operation, as long as traffic safety and smooth flow are ensured, there are no restrictions on their (  ). The answer is direction, and I think the route is correct. I wonder what everyone’s thoughts are?

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