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10 km/h and give pedestrians priority.
A maximum speed of 10 km/h and pedestrian priority. The current catalogue requires S-28 to be accompanied by R-301 with that limit. Pedestrians may use the whole zone and games and sports are permitted; parking is restricted to designated places. Do not confuse this with the former S-30 zone-at-30 sign or S-30a, which marks an area reserved for pedestrian use.
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30 km/h and vehicles have priority over pedestrians.
50 km/h because the sign merely identifies a play area.
10 km/h and give pedestrians priority.
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