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120 km/h.
120 km/h. Obey applicable lower limits and adapt speed to conditions. The former allowance to exceed a limit by 20 km/h when overtaking no longer exists on conventional roads either. Other vehicle categories do not necessarily have the same maximum as a passenger car.
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120 km/h.
140 km/h when overtaking.
100 km/h as the general maximum for this car.
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