Even if the maximum speed limits set are not exceeded, is it possible to drive at an inappropriate speed?

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DentroTest · Accepted Answer

Driving within the generic or specific legal limits does not guarantee that the speed is safe. The regulatory concept of appropriate speed requires adapting driving to the real circumstances of the moment: road layout and road surface condition, adverse weather (rain, ice, fog), traffic density, vehicle load and the driver's physical condition. Therefore, traveling at 80 km/h on a 90 km/h road in heavy snow respects the numerical limit, but constitutes an inappropriate and high-risk speed.

Even if the maximum speed limits set are not exceeded, is it possible to drive at an inappropriate speed?

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