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80 km per hour
80 km/h under article 50.6. The limit may be increased by agreement between the municipal authority and road authority, with signs, without exceeding the general limit for that road outside built-up areas; applicable posted restrictions must also be obeyed. It is therefore not an absolute maximum for every urban motorway regardless of signage.
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