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Maximum speed of 40 km/h in that lane.
It imposes a maximum of 40 km/h on vehicles using that lane. It is not a minimum speed or a four-tonne mass restriction. Also obey applicable signs and adapt speed to conditions; it does not imply that 40 km/h is always safe.
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Maximum speed of 40 km/h in that lane.
Minimum speed of 40 km/h in that lane.
A prohibition for vehicles over four tonnes.
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