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40 kilometres per hour.
40 km/h, in the Article 48(1)(c)(2) case. Those lacking brake signals, towing a trailer or classified as motor cultivators have a 25 km/h maximum. For other special vehicles capable of exceeding 60 km/h on level ground and meeting the corresponding requirements, the maximum may be 70 km/h. These are not universal limits on every road: signs, unpaved roads, urban driving and authorisations may impose other limits.
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