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30 km/h.
30 km/h under article 50.1.b. The absence of a sign alone is insufficient: shared carriageway-and-pavement roads have a general 20 km/h limit, while roads with at least two lanes per direction have 50 km/h. Lanes reserved for certain users or public transport are not counted for this purpose. Also obey posted limits and adapt speed to conditions.
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