If you are riding your motorcycle on a through road (travesía) with two lanes in each direction and no shoulders, you should know that you are not allowed to exceed the maximum speed of...

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The generic speed limit on through roads (travesías) is 50 km/h for all types of vehicles. This limit applies regardless of the number of lanes the road has. However, this limit may be lowered by agreement of the Municipal Authority with the road owner, with prior specific signage. Vehicles transporting dangerous goods have a limit of 40 km/h on these roads.

If you are riding your motorcycle on a through road (travesía) with two lanes in each direction and no shoulders, you should know that you are not allowed to exceed the maximum speed of...

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