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60 km/h.
60 km/h. Traffic, vehicle or road conditions can justify safely travelling below that speed; congestion does not require reaching 60 km/h or necessarily leaving the motorway. If an emergency forces abnormally slow travel, leave at the first exit. If the minimum cannot be reached and there is a risk of being hit from behind, use hazard lights.
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