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The speed used to define the alignment’s geometric characteristics.
The speed used to define the alignment’s geometric characteristics under comfort and safety conditions in Standard 3.1-IC. It is a design parameter, not a guarantee of safe speed for every vehicle or a legal limit authorising that speed. Observe applicable limits and adapt driving to actual conditions.
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The mandatory minimum speed for every vehicle on that section.
The speed used to define the alignment’s geometric characteristics.
Permission to exceed any posted limit.
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