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Incidentally, 4 km/h is generally assumed for pedestrians and 18 km/h for bicycles. The navigation rules for cars (such as one-way streets or turning regulations) do not apply here.
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The standard profile with city (30 km/h), country road (60 km/h) and highways (110 km/h) is suitable for locations outside conurbations or outside times of heavy commuter traffic. Lower values are recommended within conurbations or at times of heavy rush hour traffic, e.g. city (15 km/h), country road (30 km/h) and highways (70 km/h). These average values take into account all traffic light stops or temporary gridlocked traffic. The values can be flexibly adjusted for each category.
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