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At 120 km/h.
120 km/h. Article 48 applies this generic limit to motorcycles outside a built-up area, without a separate limit for 125 cm³. Signs, safety conditions or circumstances such as towing may require a lower speed. Motorways within built-up areas are subject to Article 50’s specific rules, so 120 must not be generalised to every section.
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At 90 km/h.
At 80 km/h.
At 120 km/h.
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