A maximum-speed sign R-301 stands alone, without a hazard sign, and you are not leaving a junction with a priority road. Which signs can end that particular restriction?

Only an end-of-speed-limit sign, never another sign.

Any traffic light, even without another sign or associated hazard.

A maximum-speed sign R-301 stands alone, without a hazard sign, and…

Correct answer

End of speed limit, end of prohibitions, or another maximum-speed sign.

An end-of-speed-limit sign, an end-of-prohibitions sign, or another maximum-speed sign. General and other applicable limits still apply afterwards. If R-301 shares a pole or panel with a hazard sign, it ends when that hazard ends. On a non-priority road, it ceases after leaving a junction with a priority road. Passing a traffic light alone does not end every speed restriction.

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Only an end-of-speed-limit sign, never another sign.
Any traffic light, even without another sign or associated hazard.
End of speed limit, end of prohibitions, or another maximum-speed sign.

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Traffic light
A device regulating traffic with red, amber and green lights. It precedes vertical signs and road markings, but not officers’ directions, temporary signs or beaconing.