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100 kilometres per hour
100 km/h. Overtaking does not increase the limit: the applicable vehicle and road limit remains. With standing passengers or if the bus is not fitted with seatbelts, its outside-built-up-area maximum is 80 km/h, subject to lower limits. The school or minors’ transport regime reduces that vehicle type’s maximum for the road by 10 km/h; it does not apply merely because an ordinary service has a passenger under age.
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120 kilometres per hour.
100 kilometres per hour
110 kilometres per hour.
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