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Maximum safety and traffic flow
The minimum and maximum speed limits set by the traffic authority are established to ensure safety and an appropriate traffic flow in the surrounding area. The priority is to maintain smooth traffic flow together with the safety of road users.
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Maximum safety, even if traffic flow is reduced
Maximum traffic flow, even if safety is reduced
Maximum safety and traffic flow
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