When approaching, at the wheel of a truck, a properly signposted intersection where visibility is practically nil, what maximum speed must you not exceed?

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Article 46(1)(h) of the General Traffic Regulations requires drivers to slow down when approaching intersections and places of reduced visibility. If intersections are properly signposted and the visibility of the road is practically nil, the speed of vehicles, including trucks, must not exceed 50 km/h. The 90 km/h and 100 km/h figures correspond to the general speeds of other roads, but they are overridden by this specific safety limit at intersections with practically nil visibility.

When approaching, at the wheel of a truck, a properly signposted intersection where visibility is practically nil, what maximum speed must you not exceed?

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