Given the signaling limiting speed in the left lane, is it permitted to drive in the right lane at 90 km/h?

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The correct answer is 'Yes'. You must note that the speed limit sign (70 km/h) exclusively affects the left lane over which it is placed or painted. Since there is no specific vertical or horizontal signaling for the right lane, the generic speed limit of the road applies there. Being a conventional road, the generic limit for cars and motorcycles is 90 km/h, so driving at that speed is completely legal.

Given the signaling limiting speed in the left lane, is it permitted to drive in the right lane at 90 km/h?

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