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80 km/h
80 km/h. Article 48.1.b sets this maximum for buses carrying authorised standing passengers or lacking seat belts, on any road type outside built-up areas. Observe lower limits and adapt speed; an unpaved road has a 30 km/h maximum. Standing passengers must be authorised, which cannot be inferred merely from available space.
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