sebességkorlátozásoknál

Sebességkorlátozások refers to speed limits in Hungary, which are regulations that dictate the maximum legal speed vehicles can travel on public roads. These limits are established to enhance road safety, manage traffic flow, and reduce environmental impact. Speed limits vary significantly depending on the type of road, the vehicle being operated, and local conditions.

In general, on Hungarian motorways (autópálya) and expressways (gyorsforgalmi út), the standard speed limit for passenger cars is 130 km/h. For other types of vehicles, such as trucks or buses, these limits are lower. On main roads (főút), the typical speed limit is 90 km/h, while on local roads (mellékút) outside of built-up areas, it is generally 70 km/h. Within built-up areas (lakott területen belül), the universal speed limit for all vehicles is 50 km/h, unless otherwise indicated by signage.

Traffic signs play a crucial role in communicating speed limits to drivers. Red circular signs with a black number inside indicate the maximum permissible speed. Conversely, a black number inside a white circular sign with a red border signifies the end of a speed restriction. Drivers are legally obligated to adhere to these posted speed limits. Exceeding them can result in penalties, including fines, demerit points, and in severe cases, driving license suspension. Special speed limits may also apply under certain conditions, such as during bad weather, in construction zones, or near schools.