Pedestrians, bicyclists and slow-moving vehicles are not allowed on expressways because expressways have minimum speed limit requirements that these travelers cannot reach.

A. True

B. False

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Duncan

Physics

4 November, 18:51

Pedestrians, bicyclists and slow-moving vehicles are not allowed on expressways because expressways have minimum speed limit requirements that these travelers cannot reach.

A. True

B. False

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Galvan · Answer 1

TRUE

Explanation:

It is TRUE that pedestrians, bicyclists and slow-moving vehicles are not allowed on expressways because expressways have minimum speed limit requirements that these travelers cannot reach. This minimum limit of speed varies country to country.

In America, the minimum speed limit in Rural Areas is 40 mph (miles per hour) i. e. 65km/h (kilometer per hour) while in Urban Areas it is 55mph i. e. 90km/h which cannot be met by pedestrians and by-cycles easily.

Pedestrians, bicyclists and slow-moving vehicles are not allowed on expressways because expressways have minimum speed limit requirements that these travelers cannot reach.A. TrueB. False

Pedestrians, bicyclists and slow-moving vehicles are not allowed on expressways because expressways have minimum speed limit requirements that these travelers cannot reach.

A. True

B. False