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40 km/h
Below 40 km/h: half the 80 km/h general maximum applicable to that lorry on this road. This is not the general 60 km/h motorway and dual-carriageway minimum. Traffic, vehicle or road conditions may justify travelling below the minimum to avoid risk; exceptions are not limited to breakdowns or emergencies.
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