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90 km/h.
90 km/h. This is the maximum set for limiter regulation on vehicles subject to the requirement. It does not mean they may drive at 90 km/h on every road: observe lower road, sign, transport-specific and situational limits. For example, a lorry’s general conventional-road maximum is 80 km/h. The device does not replace the driver’s responsibility to control speed.
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