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90 km/h.
It is 90 km/h. A road-for-motor-vehicles sign does not itself change the road category. This bus’s general motorway or dual-carriageway maximum is 100 km/h. If it carries standing passengers as authorised, or has no seat belts, its conventional-road maximum is 80 km/h. School transport and transport of minors reduce the applicable limit outside built-up areas by 10 km/h. Always comply with lower limits and adapt speed.
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