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80 kilometres per hour.
The maximum speed for lorries, regardless of their GVW, on a conventional road with or without a hard shoulder is 80 km/h following the amendment made to the Traffic Regulations on 29/01/2019.
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80 kilometres per hour.
70 kilometres per hour.
90 kilometres per hour.
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