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A speed below 60 km/h.
A speed below 60 km/h. Article 49 sets this motor-vehicle minimum on motorways and dual carriageways even without other vehicles. It permits lower speeds in specified cases, such as traffic, vehicle or road conditions preventing a higher speed without risk. Do not maintain 60 km/h at the expense of safety. If unable to reach the minimum and at risk of being hit from behind, use hazard warning lights.
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Any speed between 60 and 70 km/h, because it is always prohibited.
Any speed below the vehicle’s maximum, even above 60 km/h.
A speed below 60 km/h.
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