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Do not exceed 60 km/h from the sign until the warned hazard ends.
Do not exceed 60 km/h from the sign while the warned hazard persists. Because it is on the same post as the warning, this specific limit ends when that hazard ends under the current catalogue. It does not require exactly 60 km/h or impose this limit along the entire road. Observe lower limits and slow further when conditions require; other restrictions still apply after the hazard ends.
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Maintain exactly 60 km/h even if safety requires a lower speed.
Apply 60 km/h to the entire road even after that hazard ends.
Do not exceed 60 km/h from the sign until the warned hazard ends.
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