On a conventional road outside a built-up area, what is the maximum speed a car is allowed to reach to overtake?

# Maximum speed for overtaking on a conventional road On a conventional road outside a built-up area, the maximum speed allowed for a car is **110 km/h**, both in normal driving and during overtaking. This limitation applies to passenger cars on conventional roads, being lower than the general maximum speed of that road (which is 120 km/h) to ensure safety during overtaking maneuvers.