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25 kilometres per hour.
Tractors towing a trailer or semi-trailer on a road outside a built-up area must not exceed the maximum speed of 25 kilometres per hour. If they are not towing a trailer, the maximum speed is 40 kilometres per hour.
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70 kilometres per hour.
25 kilometres per hour.
40 kilometres per hour.
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