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50 km/h.
50 km/h under article 50.1.c. This does not apply to every urban road: the limit is 30 km/h with one lane in each direction and 20 km/h where carriageway and pavement share a single level. Reserved lanes do not count for this classification. Adapt speed to conditions even below the maximum.
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Una motocicleta circula por una vía urbana con dos carriles de uso general por sentido, sin señalización que establezca otro límite. ¿Cuál es la velocidad máxima genérica?
- 50 km/h.(Correct answer)
- 45 km/h.
- 60 km/h.
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