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90 km/h
90 km/h. On motorways and dual carriageways outside built-up areas, that generic limit applies to cars towing trailers, whether the trailer is light or heavier. Comply with lower limits and adapt speed to conditions. It cannot be exceeded to overtake. The trailer figure is its maximum authorised mass, not necessarily its actual weight.
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