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Categories M2 and M3.
The duty covers categories M2 and M3 within the decree’s scope and application dates. It does not depend solely on providing public interurban service. Exemptions include vehicles used only for public service in urban areas, vehicles unable to exceed that limit by construction and the emergency-service vehicles specified by the regulation. The limiter does not authorise driving at 100 km/h when the road or service imposes a lower limit.
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Category M1, solely because it travels outside built-up areas.
Categories M2 and M3.
Only category M3; M2 never needs a limiter.
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