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50 kilometres per hour.
50 km/h, under article 50. A built-up-area entrance does not by itself set 50 km/h on every street: an urban road with one lane per direction normally has 30 km/h, and a shared-level road and pavement has 20 km/h. Reserved lanes are excluded when counting lanes for this rule. Obey signage and adapt speed to conditions.
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