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90 km/h.
90 km/h, the motorcycle’s general limit on that road under Article 48. The former additional 20 km/h allowance for overtaking another motor vehicle no longer exists. Always adapt speed and overtake only where lawful and safe. Do not generalise this car-overtaking scenario to vulnerable users: Article 85(4) requires a speed reduction of at least 20 km/h below the limit outside built-up areas when overtaking the users listed there.
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90 km/h.
110 km/h, regardless of the speed of the other vehicle.
110 km/h, provided the other vehicle is travelling at a speed below 90 km/h.
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