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120 km/h.
120 km/h under Article 48. It may not be exceeded to overtake. Respect any applicable lower limit and adapt speed to conditions, including travelling below the maximum. Do not apply this maximum to cars towing trailers or to dual carriageways inside built-up areas, where different limits apply.
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