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30 km per hour.
30 km/h, under Article 48.1.f. This maximum does not require driving at that speed: go slower when the road surface, visibility or other users require it. Observe any lower applicable limit. This concerns a road outside built-up areas and should not be confused with urban limits based on road type.
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