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May a limit below the general limit be set on an urban road or a built-up through-road with specific signs and the applicable procedure?

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Yes.

Yes. Article 50 allows municipal authorities to lower urban limits with specific signs. General urban limits are 20, 30 or 50 km/h according to road configuration; there is no single 50 km/h default for every urban road. For built-up through-roads, whose general limit is 50 km/h, reduction requires agreement between the municipal authority and road owner and specific signs.

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  • Yes, they may do so on urban roads, but not on roads through built-up areas.

  • No.

  • Yes.

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¿Puede establecerse, con la señalización específica y el procedimiento correspondiente, un límite inferior al genérico en una vía urbana o travesía?

  1. Sí, podrán hacerlo en vías urbanas, pero no en travesías.
  2. No.
  3. Sí.(Correct answer)

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