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50 km/h.
50 km/h under Article 50.5. A “travesía” is a road section passing through a built-up area; it is not any urban street, whose general limits depend on its layout. The dangerous-goods reduction does not apply here. This maximum does not require that speed: obey lower limits and reduce speed as visibility, traffic or road conditions require.
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