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40 km/h
40 km/h, half the 80 km/h general maximum for the lorry described on that road. 80 km/h is not the maximum for all vehicles on conventional roads. Shoulder width or paving does not change this lorry’s general maximum. Traffic, road or vehicle conditions and other permitted cases may require slower travel; the minimum does not require an unsafe speed.
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