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At 90 kilometres per hour.
90 km/h. This is the lorry’s general maximum on motorways and dual carriageways, rather than the car limit. Observe any lower limit and adapt speed to conditions. Current rules also set 90 km/h for motor vehicles towing trailers on these roads, without a 750 kg distinction.
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