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The minimum speed in those lanes.
They indicate a minimum speed of 70 km/h for using the lanes concerned. Blue circles represent a minimum-speed requirement, not a maximum or recommended speed. Also obey the applicable maximum and adapt driving to conditions; the sign does not authorise a dangerous speed. Use a suitable permitted lane if unable to meet that minimum under normal conditions.
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The recommended speed in those lanes.
The minimum speed in those lanes.
The maximum speed in those lanes.
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