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At 80 km/h.
When only one normal-direction lane remains, the limit is 80 km/h, or lower if applicable, and dipped headlights are required day and night. When several normal-direction lanes remain, their general limits apply: the contraflow lane does not automatically impose 80 km/h on all of them. Do not enter the separated opposing lanes.
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At 80 km/h.
At 60 km/h.
At the maximum speed of the road, 120 km/h.
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