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the prohibition on driving at a speed higher than the one indicated ends.
End-of-speed-limit signs on a road indicate the point from which a previous maximum speed sign ceases to apply, and from that point the prohibition on driving at a speed higher than the one indicated ends.
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the prohibition on driving at a speed higher than the one indicated ends.
it is forbidden to exceed the indicated speed.
it is compulsory to drive at, as a minimum, the indicated speed.
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