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At 60 kilometres per hour
Yellow, within the snow-driving alert levels, means caution. At this alert level the road surface begins to be covered with snow, and lorries and articulated vehicles are not permitted to travel. Cars and buses should not exceed a speed of 60 kilometres per hour.
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