As a general rule, and with no cause justifying driving more slowly, what is the minimum speed of a truck on a road reserved for motor vehicles?

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The DGT clarifies that, for speed purposes, roads reserved for motor vehicles are treated like conventional roads. The general maximum for a truck is 80 km/h and, under Article 49(1) of the General Traffic Regulations, on these roads vehicles must not travel without justified cause below half of that speed. The general minimum is therefore 40 km/h; neither 45 nor 50 is half of The circumstances and exceptions of Article 49(2) may justify a lower speed.

As a general rule, and with no cause justifying driving more slowly, what is the minimum speed of a truck on a road reserved for motor vehicles?

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