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90 km/h in both directions.
90 km/h in both directions. The shoulder being wider or narrower than 1.5 m does not set a different limit. Adapt speed to conditions and obey specific restrictions.
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90 km/h in both directions.
80 km/h, because the hard shoulder is less than 1.5 metres.
100 km/h in the direction of travel and 90 km/h in the opposite direction.
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