If a sign imposes a speed limit lower than the general rule established for the road, which indication prevails?

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In the General Traffic Regulations, the order of priority is key. Traffic signs (such as a vertical maximum speed sign) always prevail over general rules. For example, even if a conventional road has a general limit of 90 km/h, if you encounter a 70 km/h sign, you must mandatorily obey the sign. This applies to all drivers, not just heavy vehicles, unless a complementary panel indicates otherwise.

If a sign imposes a speed limit lower than the general rule established for the road, which indication prevails?

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