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Municipal agreement with the road owner and signs, without exceeding generic limits outside built-up areas.
Agreement between the municipal authority and the road owner, plus specific signs, without exceeding the generic limits for those roads outside built-up areas, under article 50.6. A municipal decision alone is insufficient and there is no general authorisation to always add 20 km/h. Observe the limit applicable to the vehicle and current signs.
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A municipal decision without road-owner agreement or signs.
The driver may always increase it by 20 km/h.
Municipal agreement with the road owner and signs, without exceeding generic limits outside built-up areas.
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