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At 90 kilometres per hour.
90 km/h. Obey lower limits and adapt speed to road, vehicle and traffic conditions. Dangerous-goods transport and other special regimes can have different restrictions and are excluded here. The current general motorway and dual-carriageway limit for motor vehicles towing trailers does not distinguish trailers up to 750 kg from heavier ones: both have 90 km/h, subject to other applicable limits. Overtaking does not authorise exceeding the maximum.
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At 120 kilometres per hour.
At 90 kilometres per hour.
At 100 kilometres per hour.
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