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End of 120 km/h Speed Limit - Changes in Greece and Europe

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The European Union is moving away from a uniform speed limit of 120 km/h across member states.
A new flexible speed limit model will evaluate various factors before imposing limits on highways.
Greece will also adapt to the changes in speed limit regulations alongside other European countries.
This shift indicates a change in approach towards managing speed limits on roadways in Europe.
The traditional standard of 120 km/h will no longer be the default limit.

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The European Union is moving away from a uniform speed limit of 120 km/h across member states.
A new flexible speed limit model will evaluate various factors before imposing limits on highways.
Greece will also adapt to the changes in speed limit regulations alongside other European countries.
This shift indicates a change in approach towards managing speed limits on roadways in Europe.
The traditional standard of 120 km/h will no longer be the default limit.

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