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80 kilometres per hour.
80 km/h. It does not depend on shoulder width or whether the trailer is light. Obey lower posted or otherwise applicable limits and adapt speed to the road, traffic, weather and combination. This is not a universal limit for urban roads or through-roads within built-up areas.
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