If we drive through a town crossing (travesía) with two lanes for each direction without shoulders, the maximum speed will be...

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The generic speed limits on urban roads vary depending on the characteristics of the road. On town crossings (travesías), a general limit of 50 km/h is set for all types of vehicles. This limit may be lowered by agreement of the Municipal Authority with the owner of the road, with prior specific signage. Vehicles transporting dangerous goods have a limit of 40 km/h on these roads.

If we drive through a town crossing (travesía) with two lanes for each direction without shoulders, the maximum speed will be...

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