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90 kilometres per hour
The maximum speed buses may reach on dual carriageways and motorways is 100 kilometres per hour. If they are also providing a school transport service, they must travel at 10 kilometres per hour below the maximum established for each type of road. For this reason, the maximum speed in this case will be 100-10: 90 kilometres per hour.
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