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40 kilometres per hour.
It is 40 km/h on this type of urban road and on through roads in built-up areas. Do not confuse it with the general 50 km/h limit for other vehicles on urban roads with two or more lanes in each direction. Reserved lanes are not counted for that purpose. There is no universal 40 km/h rule for every street: the general 20 or 30 km/h limits and lower restrictions still apply in their corresponding circumstances. Always adapt speed to conditions.
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