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the lane on which it is placed.
The speed-limit sign shown in the image applies specifically to vehicles travelling in the lane on which it is placed. It indicates the maximum permitted speed, expressed in kilometres per hour, in this case 30, which must not be exceeded by vehicles travelling in that particular lane. The speed limit established by this sign remains in force until vehicles pass an “End of speed limit” or “End of prohibitions” sign, or encounter another maximum-speed sign with a different limit. Drivers must pay attention to these signs and adjust their speed accordingly to ensure safety on the road.
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the left-hand lane.
the whole carriageway.
the lane on which it is placed.
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