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50 km/h.
50 km/h under Article 50.1.c for urban roads with two or more lanes per direction. Lanes reserved for certain users or public transport are not counted for this purpose. This is not the rule for every urban road: 20 or 30 km/h limits apply to other configurations. Crossings may require further slowing for safety but do not automatically set 40 km/h, and three lanes do not permit 60.
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60 km/h because there are three lanes.
Automatically 40 km/h because there are crossings.
50 km/h.
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