Speed limits
Know the normal speed limit on every type of road in each region.
1. Inside built-up areas2. Outside built-up areas3. Roads with two lanes per direction4. Motorway5. Not too slow
Section 1Inside built-up areas
Built-up area: 50
Official source · art. 11.1 · last amended 1992-01-01Binnen de bebouwde kommen is de snelheid beperkt tot 50 km per uur.Open the full article on Justel
[L06_03_1.jpg] When a 70 km/h sign is placed above the start of a built-up area sign, the brown car is permitted to drive up to 70 km/h until the next junction.
Inside a built-up area the limit is 50 km/h (Brussels 30 km/h). A sign at or after the start sign may allow more, for example 70 up to the next junction. A '30' sign above the built-up-area sign means 30 in the whole area.
Start, two sign versions
End, two sign versions
Start, with place names
End, with place names
Start of built-up area: 50
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- Signs come first
- Normal road outside built-up areas
- Road with a central lane
- Central reservation: 120
- Markings only
- Motorway: 120 and 70
- No minimum elsewhere
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