In what situation is a driver considered to be traveling at an appropriate speed?

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Appropriate speed is the speed that allows the driver to keep control of the vehicle at all times and to stop it in the face of any unexpected event. It must not be confused with the regulatory speed (the maximum or minimum limits): driving at the maximum permitted limit or at the set minimum can be very dangerous if the weather conditions, the condition of the road surface, the traffic, the moped's load or the driver's fatigue are unfavorable.

In what situation is a driver considered to be traveling at an appropriate speed?

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