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80 km/h.
80 km/h under article 48.1.a. A 1.50-metre-wide shoulder does not change this general limit. The category has a different motorway or dual-carriageway limit, so merely describing the shoulder is insufficient. Obey signs and relevant vehicle limits, and reduce speed when conditions require it.
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