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50 km/h.
50 km/h. The general limit on travesías is 50 km/h and may be lowered by signs. The presence of shoulders does not determine it. Do not extend this to every urban road: general limits are 20 km/h on a single shared carriageway-and-pavement platform, 30 km/h with one lane per direction and 50 km/h with two or more, subject to applicable rules and signs. Also adapt speed to conditions.
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100 km/h because a travesía is always treated as a road outside a built-up area.
90 km/h because there are no shoulders.
50 km/h.
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