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At 45 km per hour.
45 km/h, the limit for a light quadricycle. The general 50 km/h limit on a through-road does not allow exceeding the vehicle’s limit. Observe any lower signed limit and reduce speed when safety, visibility or traffic require it.
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At 40 km per hour.
At 45 km per hour.
At 50 km per hour.
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