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50 km/h.
50 km/h. An urban road with two or more lanes per direction has a general limit of 50 km/h; reserved lanes do not count. The urban limit does not become 40 km/h merely because the lorry exceeds 3,500 kg: 40 km/h applies to dangerous-goods transport on this type of road and on travesías. Urban roads with one lane per direction generally have a 30 km/h limit, and a shared carriageway-and-pavement platform has a 20 km/h limit. Always adapt speed to conditions.
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40 km/h because it exceeds 3,500 kg, even without dangerous goods.
30 km/h on every urban road, regardless of its lane count.
50 km/h.
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