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60 km/h.
60 km/h under Article 42.1; the maximum is 80 km/h unless lower speeds are established or signposted. These limits apply to the additional lane and vehicles using the shoulders in this arrangement. Use at least dipped headlights both day and night. Adapt speed if safety conditions, traffic or an emergency prevent maintaining the minimum; do not accelerate to meet it if that creates danger.
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60 km/h.
Half the general speed for each vehicle category.
80 km/h as the minimum speed.
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