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On a conventional road outside a built-up area with no physical separation between directions or signs modifying the generic limit, what maximum speed may a car reach when overtaking another car?

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90 km/h.

90 km/h, without exceeding the limit to overtake. The former additional 20 km/h allowance was abolished. Drive more slowly when conditions require it. This question does not concern a conventional road with physically separated directions where the road authority has set 100 km/h, or other specific limits.

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  • 120 km/h.

  • 90 km/h.

  • 110 km/h.

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