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The previous specific 60 km/h restriction ends.
The R-501 sign shown ends the previous specific 60 km/h restriction. It does not end every prohibition or recommend travelling at 60 km/h. General road and vehicle limits, other restrictions still in force and the duty to adapt speed to conditions continue to apply. The figure shown is not 80.
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The recommended maximum speed becomes 60 km/h.
The previous specific 60 km/h restriction ends.
All previous prohibitions end.
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