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120 km/h.
120 km/h, under Article 48.1.a.1. Observe any lower applicable limit and reduce speed when traffic, visibility or grip require it. The limit is not a speed that must always be maintained and cannot be exceeded to overtake. This question specifically concerns a car without a trailer outside built-up areas, rather than all vehicles or urban sections.
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