If we drive on a dual carriageway, outside a built-up area, at a speed of 50 km/h without justified cause, we must know that...

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The minimum speed allowed to drive on a motorway or dual carriageway is 60 km/h. Therefore, driving at 50 km/h is considered an abnormally low speed. If there is no justified cause, we must increase the speed to reach at least the required minimum. In the event of a breakdown that seriously disrupts traffic, we must drive on the hard shoulder with hazard lights and leave the road at the first exit.

If we drive on a dual carriageway, outside a built-up area, at a speed of 50 km/h without justified cause, we must know that...

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