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90 km/h.
90 km/h. Overtaking does not authorise exceeding the limit applying to the lorry. Observe any lower restriction, adapt speed to conditions and satisfy the requirements for overtaking. This case concerns an ordinary lorry outside built-up areas; other vehicles and dangerous-goods transport may have different limits.
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