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30 km/h.
30 km/h. Article 50 specifies 20 km/h for a shared-level carriageway and pavement, 30 for one lane per direction and 50 for two or more, excluding reserved lanes. The municipal authority may set signed limits within the regulations. You must not exceed the limit to overtake and must slow down when conditions require it.
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30 km/h.
50 km/h, with permission to exceed it when overtaking.
It depends on motorcycle power and may reach 80 km/h.
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