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60 km per hour
On dual carriageways, the minimum speed is always 60 kilometres per hour, regardless of the vehicles travelling on the road. This speed is half the general maximum speed (120 km/hour), as this is a road intended for vehicles capable of reaching more than 60 kilometres per hour.
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60 km per hour
At a speed less than one third of the road's general limit
80 km per hour
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