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The obligation to travel at a minimum speed of 30km/h ends.
The vertical sign R-506 shown in the image indicates the end of the section requiring a minimum speed of 30 kilometres per hour, establishing that from that point onward the obligation to travel at a minimum speed of 30 kilometres per hour ends.
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It is a reminder that a minimum speed of 30km/h must be maintained.
The obligation to travel at a minimum speed of 30km/h ends.
From this point onward, it will be compulsory to travel at a speed below 30km/h.
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