On this urban road with a single-level carriageway and sidewalk, where there is no specific speed signage, what is the maximum speed you may drive at?
Speed
Explanation
Speed on urban roads with single-platform
- On an urban road with a **single platform** (roadway and sidewalk at the same level) and **without specific signage**, the **maximum speed is 20 km/h**. This is due to the **proximity to pedestrians** and the need to avoid risks.
Generic limits on urban roads:
- **20 km/h** on a single platform.
- **30 km/h** on roads with **one lane per direction**.
- **50 km/h maximum** and **25 km/h minimum** on roads with **two or more lanes per direction** and on **cross-town roads**.
The **municipal authority** can change these limits through signage: reduce them or, exceptionally, **increase up to 50 km/h** on roads with one lane per direction, if properly signposted.
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