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50 km/h maximum.
50 km/h. General urban limits are 20 km/h where carriageway and pavement share a single level, 30 km/h with one lane per direction and 50 km/h with at least two, excluding reserved lanes. There is no single limit for every road within a built-up area: through roads and urban motorways or dual carriageways have their own rules, and signs and vehicle restrictions must be obeyed.
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