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50 km/h.
50 km/h. It is a ceiling for the properly signposted junction described, not a recommended speed or permission to proceed without visibility. Reduce speed, stop if necessary and respect priority and any stop requirement. Conditions can require a much lower speed; also obey any lower limit.
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