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At 80 km/h.
80 km/h, the general maximum for motor vehicles towing trailers on conventional roads. The possibility of posting 100 on a physically separated conventional road concerns the categories specified in Article 48; it does not raise this combination’s limit to 100. Travel more slowly when conditions require; minimum-speed rules also allow justified exceptions and do not force 40 when unsafe. The road and sign are described without relying on an image.
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At 100 km/h, as indicated by the sign.
At 80 km/h.
At 70 km/h.
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