“Hey uncle, our truck carries bulky goods. Can it pass under a bridge with a 4.5m height limit?” Many drivers, especially newcomers, often wonder about height restriction signs on the road. What does “m” stand for? How many meters is “m”? Let’s find out with Hanoi Trucks!
“pm” is an abbreviation for “picometre,” an extremely small unit of length equal to one trillionth of a meter (1 pm = 10^-12 m). Clearly, this unit is too small to be used in the transportation industry.
In reality, the unit used to indicate height restrictions for vehicles is “m,” which stands for “meter.” Therefore, a 4.5m height limit sign means that vehicles exceeding 4.5 meters in height are not permitted to pass through that area.
Some drivers might misread or mishear “pm” as “m” due to their similar appearance and pronunciation. It’s also possible that some unofficial sources have used the wrong terminology.
To ensure traffic safety and avoid violations, drivers should keep the following in mind:
The Thang Long Bridge has a height limit of 4.75m. Therefore, your truck can pass over the bridge without any issues.
You need to thoroughly research your route, paying particular attention to sections with bridges and tunnels. Contact Hanoi Trucks for advice on the most suitable route for your truck’s dimensions and cargo type.
You can take your truck to a vehicle inspection center or a reputable garage for accurate height measurement.
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