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Yes, set so that speed cannot exceed 90 km/h. Articles 4 and 5 cover this N3 case and registration date. Mass alone does not describe every case: Article 7 exempts, for example, certain emergency services, scientific tests, vehicles unable to exceed the limit by design or exclusively urban public-service vehicles. A limiter does not authorise 90 km/h where a lower road limit applies.
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No, because it is only compulsory for articulated vehicles.
No, because it is only compulsory for long-distance buses.
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