A vehicle transporting dangerous goods is driving on an urban road. What is the maximum speed it must not exceed?

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Vehicles transporting dangerous goods have a specific speed restriction on urban roads to ensure safety. The General Traffic Regulations (Art. 50) state that their maximum speed is 40 km/h. This limitation is mandatory even if the road has a higher generic limit (such as 50 km/h). If the road has a lower limit (e.g., 20 or 30 km/h), that lower limit must be respected.

A vehicle transporting dangerous goods is driving on an urban road. What is the maximum speed it must not exceed?

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