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80 kilometres per hour.
80 km/h under article 48.1.a. Physical separation allows the road authority to set 100 km/h for certain cars, motorcycles and motorhomes up to 3,500 kg, but does not raise the general lorry limit. A 3,500 kg mass does not make a lorry a car. Obey lower limits and adapt speed to conditions.
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90 kilometres per hour.
80 kilometres per hour.
70 kilometres per hour.
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