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Moderate speed, stay at or below 50 km/h and stop if necessary, respecting any lower limit.
Moderate speed and stop if necessary. Article 46.1.h sets a 50 km/h ceiling at a properly signposted junction with practically zero visibility, but does not make 50 km/h safe: much lower speeds may be required and lower limits still apply.
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Maintain 50 km/h in every case.
Moderate speed, stay at or below 50 km/h and stop if necessary, respecting any lower limit.
Do not reduce speed if no vehicle is visible.
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