While traveling on a section where a minimum speed of 30 km/h applied, we see this regulatory sign. What does it mean?

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The R-506 sign is the end of minimum speed sign: it marks the place from which a previous minimum speed sign (R-411) ceases to apply. Therefore, from it onward you are no longer required to travel at 30 km/h or more, and the general speed rules for the road and the type of vehicle apply. It is not a sign that reminds you of the obligation: what maintains it is R-411, which lasts until there is another, different minimum speed or an end of minimum. Nor does it set a maximum limit of 30 km/h or require traveling more slowly.

While traveling on a section where a minimum speed of 30 km/h applied, we see this regulatory sign. What does it mean?

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