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Travel at least at 50 km/h while respecting other rules and conditions.
Travel at 50 km/h or more, without exceeding the applicable maximum and while complying with lane-use rules. It does not authorise dangerous driving or require maintaining 50 when traffic or conditions justify slowing down. Its requirement ends under the rules for minimum-speed signs, such as another minimum or an equal or lower maximum.
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Travel at least at 50 km/h while respecting other rules and conditions.
Always travel below 50 km/h, even in freely flowing traffic.
Exceed any maximum limit if needed to maintain that minimum.
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