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ARAÇ CİNSİ
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In city
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Out of city
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Highway
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Car
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50 Km/hour
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90 Km/hour
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120 Km/hour
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Bus
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50 Km/h
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80 Km/h
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100 Km/h
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Minibus, Truck, Van, Pickup
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50 Km/h
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80 Km/h
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90 Km/h
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Land Vehicles, Motorcyle
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50 Km/h
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70 Km/h
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80 Km/h
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Oil - Petrol Tanker (or special licensed)
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30 Km/h
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50 Km/h
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60 Km/h
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Motorized - Unmotorized Cycle
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30 Km/h
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50 Km/h
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Lastik tek. Traktör, arızalı aracı Çeken araçlar ve iş makineleri
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20 Km/h
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20 Km/h
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-
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source: 2918 Numbered Turkish Highway Traffic Laws
if u ask about changing >
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Car
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50 Km/hour
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110 Km/hour
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120 Km/hour
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only red section will change...
and extra desription>
there aren´t radars at the many important points, and people driving already over 120 km/h.
Jeth: you must be joking! On the Istanbul-Bursa route and Istanbul-Tekirdağ routes that I drive regularly, there are set points where the police have radar. Most of us do a steady 100km as they pull you over for amounts over that. You then go past the pull over point and see at least 4 or 5 drivers caught every time.
Also on the spur road up to the 1st bridge from the TEM (Ataşehir and Ümraniye) going towards Altunizade the speed limit drops gradually from 120km to 90km, and at the point where it is first 90 there is a bridge. Regularly they sit there and trap everyone still doing 100 or more: you go round the corner and join the 1st bridge road and they pull people over. I reckon they make over 20,000 TL per hour in fines ....
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