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recommends not exceeding the indicated speed.
The vertical indication sign S-7 for the maximum recommended speed recommends that road users travel at an approximate speed in kilometres per hour which it is advised not to exceed, even when weather conditions are favourable.
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requires you to travel at the indicated speed.
prohibits travelling at a speed higher than the indicated speed.
recommends not exceeding the indicated speed.
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