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At an end-of-restrictions sign, end-of-speed-limit sign or different maximum-speed sign.
The 40 km/h marking prohibits exceeding that speed and, if placed in a marked lane, applies to traffic in that lane. The limit applies until the next end-of-restrictions sign, end-of-speed-limit sign or different maximum-speed sign. Merely crossing a transverse line or approaching an exit towards an urban road does not end it. The rules and limits applicable afterwards must still be followed.
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On crossing a transverse line, even without an end sign.
At an end-of-restrictions sign, end-of-speed-limit sign or different maximum-speed sign.
On approaching any exit towards an urban road.
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