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Yes. The N3 tractor unit is required to have a limiter set so speed cannot exceed 90 km/h in the stated circumstances. The requirement is not confined to buses or articulated vehicles: it depends on category, application dates and possible exemptions. A limiter does not permit ignoring a lower road or combination speed limit.
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No, it is compulsory only for long-distance buses.
Yes, because it is compulsory only for articulated vehicles.
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