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Speed limit signs are pole-mounted structures found on the right side of {{pll|Railway Terminology|tracks}}, designed to inform of the maximum speed that {{pll|Rail Vehicle Types|rail vehicles}} are allowed to travel at. The limit applies to the section ahead of the sign, all the way up to the next speed limit sign or a {{pll|Switches & Switch Signs|switch}}, whichever comes first.

Speed limit signs are pole-mounted structures found on the right side of tracks , designed to inform of the maximum speed that rail vehicles are allowed to travel at. The limit applies to the section ahead of the sign, all the way up to the next speed limit sign or a switch , whichever comes first.

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	Speed limit signs are ~~poled~~ structures found on the right side of {{pll\|Railway Terminology\|tracks}}, designed to inform of the maximum speed that {{pll\|Rail Vehicle Types\|rail vehicles}} are allowed to travel at. The limit applies to the section ahead of the sign, all the way up to the next speed limit sign or a {{pll\|Switches & Switch Signs\|switch}}, whichever comes first.		Speed limit signs are pole-mounted structures found on the right side of {{pll\|Railway Terminology\|tracks}}, designed to inform of the maximum speed that {{pll\|Rail Vehicle Types\|rail vehicles}} are allowed to travel at. The limit applies to the section ahead of the sign, all the way up to the next speed limit sign or a {{pll\|Switches & Switch Signs\|switch}}, whichever comes first.