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Yes, it may be exceeded by 20 km/h.
All vehicles are prohibited from exceeding the general maximum speed of 120 km/h on motorways and 50 km/h on roads within built-up areas, even when overtaking. (New regulations updated on 29/01/2019)
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Yes, it may be exceeded by 20 km/h.
Yes, at any speed.
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