When driving a truck on a conventional road with a single lane in each direction and a shoulder of 0.60 meters, what is the minimum speed limit permitted if there is no justified cause?

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The General Traffic Regulations set 80 km/h as the generic maximum speed for trucks, tractor units, vans and articulated vehicles on conventional roads (table in Article 48(1)), regardless of the width of the shoulder. And they prohibit driving, without justified cause, at a speed below half of the generic speed indicated for the vehicle's category on roads that are not motorways or dual carriageways (Article 49(1)). For a truck on a conventional road, the minimum speed is therefore 40 km/h, half of You may only go below it when the circumstances of the traffic, the vehicle or the road make it impossible to maintain the minimum without risk to traffic (Article 49(2)). The figures of 35 and 45 km/h are not half of the truck's generic limit.

When driving a truck on a conventional road with a single lane in each direction and a shoulder of 0.60 meters, what is the minimum speed limit permitted if there is no justified cause?

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