In case of an air suspension failure, what is the recommended speed limit to ensure safe operations?

When dealing with an air suspension failure, adhering to a speed limit is critical for maintaining safety and control of the vehicle. A recommended speed limit of 80 km/h strikes a balance between operational needs and safety considerations. This limit is typically prescribed as it allows for sufficient maneuverability in most driving conditions while preventing excessive stress on the vehicle’s suspension system and ensuring that the driver has adequate control during emergency stops or sudden maneuvers.

Operating at this moderate speed helps in reducing the risks associated with the compromised suspension, such as instability or difficulty in steering and braking. It also minimizes the likelihood of further damaging the vehicle's suspension components, which could lead to more severe failures or safety incidents. Therefore, setting the speed limit at 80 km/h is consistent with safety best practices in the context of an air suspension failure.