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90 km/h.
90 km/h. Vehicle category determines the limit: a light lorry does not thereby take a car’s limit. Obey any lower posted or applicable limit and adapt speed to conditions. The limit cannot be increased for overtaking. Do not confuse this case with a vehicle classified as a pick-up or with limits within built-up areas.
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