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90 kilometres per hour
90 km/h. That shoulder width does not increase the generic limit. On a physically divided conventional road, the road authority may set 100 km/h for motorcycles, but separation does not automatically apply that limit. Obey any lower limit and adapt speed to conditions; there is no extra 20 km/h allowance for overtaking.
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