Correct answer
The obligation to travel at least 30 km/h ends.
R-506 ends the indicated minimum-speed requirement, here 30 km/h. It does not establish a 30 km/h maximum. Other signs, general limits and appropriate speed for the conditions still apply.
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A recommendation to travel at no more than 30 km/h ends.
An obligation to travel at no more than 30 km/h begins.
The obligation to travel at least 30 km/h ends.
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