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30 km/h
30 km/h. This excludes a shared pavement-and-carriageway platform, whose general limit is 20 km/h, and through roads and motorways or dual carriageways within built-up areas. Urban roads with two or more lanes per direction generally have a 50 km/h limit; reserved lanes are not counted for these limits. Always observe applicable signs.
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