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At 80 kilometres per hour.
80 km/h. The current general conventional-road lorry limit does not depend on whether the shoulder is 1.40 m wide or reaches a particular width. Dangerous-goods transport reduces the applicable limit by 10 km/h and is excluded here. Overtaking does not permit exceeding the maximum. Observe lower posted limits and adapt speed to visibility, grip, traffic and road conditions.
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At 70 kilometres per hour, being able to reach 90 kilometres per hour to overtake.
At 80 kilometres per hour.
At 70 kilometres per hour.
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