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60 km/h.
60 km/h. Do not obstruct traffic by driving below the minimum without justification. A lower speed is allowed when traffic, vehicle or road circumstances make a higher speed unsafe and in other prescribed cases. Do not accelerate to 60 when a queue makes that unsafe. If an emergency requires abnormally slow travel, leave the motorway at the first exit; use hazard warning lights if there is a risk of being hit from behind.
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