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50 kilometres per hour
50 km/h under Article 50.5. A travesía is a road section passing through a built-up area under the legal definition; it is not every urban road. The limit may be reduced by agreement between the municipal authority and road owner with specific signs. The 40 km/h rule for dangerous goods on travesías has a different scope and does not concern this motorcycle. Always adapt speed to conditions.
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