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On a road with a shared carriageway and pavement platform.
On roads with a shared carriageway and pavement platform. Article 50 sets general urban limits of 20 km/h for shared platforms, 30 km/h for one lane in each direction and 50 km/h for two or more lanes in each direction, excluding reserved lanes. Observe specific signed limits. Do not confuse this with the 2025 catalogue’s S-28 living and play zone, whose limit is 10 km/h.
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On every through-road, as its general limit.
On a road with a shared carriageway and pavement platform.
On every urban road, regardless of its layout.
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