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At 80 kilometres per hour.
In the absence of signage stating otherwise, the maximum speed that vehicles, including rigid four-axle lorries, must not exceed on motorways and dual carriageways within a built-up area is 80 kilometres per hour.
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At 90 kilometres per hour.
At 80 kilometres per hour.
At 70 kilometres per hour.
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