If a person drives a vehicle without adjusting the pace to the traffic conditions or to bad weather, what type of speed are they driving at?

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In the DGT's road safety regulations, a clear distinction is made between excessive speed and inappropriate speed. Inappropriate speed occurs when the driver does not adapt the pace of their vehicle to the specific circumstances of the surroundings, such as traffic density, the layout and condition of the road, the available visibility or the weather conditions (rain, fog, wind, etc.), even when within the general or specific limits allowed by the signs. On the other hand, reduced speed refers to traveling at a markedly low pace (which may or may not be justified), and minimum speed is the lower limit legally set for each road below which it is not permitted to travel without justified cause.

If a person drives a vehicle without adjusting the pace to the traffic conditions or to bad weather, what type of speed are they driving at?

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