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80 km/h
80 km/h. A lorry’s general conventional-road limit does not increase with shoulder width or depend on the shoulder being paved. The carriageway here is paved: the 30 km/h limit for unpaved roads does not apply merely because the shoulder is unpaved. Observe applicable lower limits and adapt speed to conditions; a lorry carrying dangerous goods has its general maximum reduced by 10 km/h.
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