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50 kilometres per hour.
50 km/h under Article 50. This is not one limit for every street: shared pavement/carriageway platforms have a general 20 km/h limit and roads with one lane per direction, 30 km/h. Reserved lanes, including exclusive public-transport lanes, do not count for that lane total. Observe signs and slow further when conditions require.
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60 kilometres per hour.
40 kilometres per hour.
50 kilometres per hour.
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