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No; observe applicable limits and adapt speed to the road and circumstances.
No. Current Article 48 does not prescribe a specific limit defined by trotting speed. Observe the limits applicable to the road and its signs and adapt speed to circumstances under Article 45. For example, unpaved roads have a 30 km/h maximum; that does not make reaching it safe in every case. There is also no universal 20 km/h maximum for every situation. The trotting reference comes from an older version of the regulations.
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Yes, trotting speed always applies even with a lower limit.
Yes, because every road always has a 20 km/h maximum.
No; observe applicable limits and adapt speed to the road and circumstances.
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