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The maximum speed for the lane in which it is located.
The speed-limit road marking shown in the image establishes that no vehicle must exceed the maximum speed in kilometres per hour indicated by the sign. In addition, if that figure is located in a lane delimited by longitudinal lines, as in this case, that maximum speed only applies to vehicles travelling in that particular lane.
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The maximum speed for the lane in which it is located.
That this speed must not be exceeded until the next junction.
The maximum authorised speed on the entire road.
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