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45 kilometres per hour.
Three-wheeled mopeds must comply with the established general and specific speed limits. By design, they may not travel at more than 45 kilometres per hour, and they must adapt their speed to the characteristics of the road, the traffic and adverse weather conditions.
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45 kilometres per hour.
70 kilometres per hour.
60 kilometres per hour.
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