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Yes, both on through-roads in built-up areas and on motorways.
Yes, on both. Article 47 provides for specific limits based on road characteristics and temporary limits when conditions justify them. For through-roads in built-up areas, article 50.5 allows lowering the general limit by agreement between the municipal authority and road owner, with specific signs. This is not restricted to either road type. Always adapt speed to conditions even if the posted limit is unchanged.
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Only on motorways, never on through-roads in built-up areas.
Yes, both on through-roads in built-up areas and on motorways.
Only on through-roads in built-up areas, never on motorways.
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