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60 km/h
60 km/h, under article 49. It is not an absolute duty to maintain that speed when traffic, road or vehicle conditions prevent it safely; special-vehicle and escort cases also exist. Do not confuse minimum travelling speed with all motorway access requirements. Never accelerate to maintain it when doing so creates danger.
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