According to the Traffic Law, on what basis are the maximum and minimum authorized speeds generally set?

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The Traffic Law provides that maximum and minimum authorized speeds are set, as a general rule, in accordance with the conditions determined by regulation for drivers, vehicles and roads, according to their own characteristics (Article 21(2)). Places with specific speed prohibitions or obligations are marked with signs, and where there is no specific signage the generic speed of each road applies. They are not set on the basis of a single factor, whether the design speed of the layout or the level of traffic congestion.

According to the Traffic Law, on what basis are the maximum and minimum authorized speeds generally set?

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