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Yes, through the corresponding traffic signs.
Yes, by agreement between the municipal authority and road owner, with specific signs, under article 50.6. The general built-up-area motorway and Spanish dual-carriageway limit is 80 km/h; an increase must not exceed the general limits on those roads outside built-up areas. Observe vehicle-specific limits and applicable restrictions, and adapt speed to conditions.
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Yes, up to 20 km/h above the maximum speed permitted that applies to motorways outside urban areas.
No, they may only reduce the maximum speed limit.
Yes, through the corresponding traffic signs.
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