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80 km per hour
80 km/h under Article 50.6. Do not confuse this with a motorway outside built-up areas or an ordinary urban street. Specific signs can apply: the municipal authority and road owner can agree an increase without exceeding the road’s general outside-built-up-area limit. Observe lower limits and adapt to conditions; 80 is not always a safe speed.
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