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90 km/h.
90 km/h. A pick-up is classified as a vehicle of up to 3,500 kg with seats and the cargo area in separate compartments. DGT guidance gives them 90 km/h on conventional roads and 120 km/h on autopistas or autovías; the possibility of raising certain physically divided conventional-road sections to 100 km/h does not apply to pick-ups. Observe lower limits and adapt speed to conditions. Overtaking does not permit exceeding the limit.
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