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120 km/h
120 km/h, as for an experienced driver in the same car and situation. Novice status no longer imposes a general 80 km/h maximum. Limits depend on the road, vehicle and applicable restrictions; obey lower limits and adapt speed to conditions and ability. A driving licence and vehicle registration document are different documents.
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