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The speed the animals reach at a trot.
The maximum speed on roads outside built-up areas for vehicles whose driver travels on foot is walking pace, and for animal-drawn vehicles it is the animal's trotting pace.
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The speed the animals reach at a trot.
20 km per hour.
30 km per hour.
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