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80 kilometres per hour.
80 km/h. Article 41 applies that maximum to the normal-direction lane when only one remains adjacent to the lane opened in the opposite direction. Use at least dipped beam by day and night and do not enter the opposite-direction lane. If more than one lane remained for the normal direction, ordinary limits would apply: 80 km/h cannot be inferred without knowing how many remain.
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80 kilometres per hour.
At the maximum speed for the road: 120 kilometres per hour.
60 kilometres per hour.
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