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90 kilometres per hour
90 km/h. Shoulder width does not raise that limit, and overtaking does not permit exceeding it. On a physically divided conventional road, the authority may set 100 km/h for motorcycles and passenger cars; physical separation does not apply it automatically. Obey signs and always adapt speed to conditions.
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