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60 kilometres per hour
60 km/h, because of the stated minimum-speed sign. A reversible lane does not itself impose a general 60 km/h minimum or 80 km/h maximum. Observe applicable limits and signs and use dipped headlights by day and night. Lanes opened in the opposite direction to normal for traffic flow have different rules. A minimum-speed sign does not require maintaining a dangerous speed when circumstances justify reducing it.
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