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60 km/h.
60 km/h. Article 49 of the General Traffic Regulations sets this minimum for motor vehicles on motorways and dual carriageways, even when no other vehicles are present. You may travel more slowly if traffic, vehicle or road conditions prevent maintaining a higher speed safely. The minimum does not require accelerating when doing so would be unsafe.
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