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60 km/h.
60 km/h under Article 49. It is not calculated as half each vehicle’s specific maximum. Travel below that minimum is allowed in the justified cases of Article 49.2, for example where traffic, vehicle or road conditions prevent maintaining it safely. Always adapt speed to safety; do not accelerate to 60 if dangerous.
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60 km/h.
One third of the road’s general maximum.
80 km/h.
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