What is the maximum permitted speed at which you may drive a truck on a road reserved for motor vehicles with an unpaved shoulder?

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The general limit for a truck on a road reserved for motor vehicles is 80 km/h. The DGT clarifies that, for speed purposes, these roads are treated like conventional roads, whose figure for trucks is set by Article 48(1)(a) of the General Traffic Regulations. The width or paving of the shoulder does not change that limit. The 90 km/h applies to trucks on motorways and dual carriageways; 70 km/h is not the general limit in this case.

What is the maximum permitted speed at which you may drive a truck on a road reserved for motor vehicles with an unpaved shoulder?

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