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Below 45 km/h.
A speed below 45 km/h. Article 49 sets the minimum on these roads at half the category’s general maximum: 90 divided by two is 45. Exactly 45 km/h is not below that minimum. Traffic, vehicle or road conditions and other regulatory exceptions may require a lower speed; never speed up to meet the minimum if doing so creates danger.
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