How is the driving of a vehicle described when the driver does not adjust the pace to the specific traffic or road conditions?

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The traffic regulations establish that appropriate speed is the one that allows the driver to maintain constant control of the vehicle, adapting to weather, traffic and road conditions and to their own physical and mental state. If the driver does not adjust their pace to these circumstances (for example, driving at the general limit of the road but in heavy rain or fog), they are considered to be traveling at an inappropriate speed. This behavior is one of the most decisive risk factors in the road accident rate. For its part, reduced speed means traveling below what is usual or below the minimums, and appropriate speed is the one that does adapt correctly to the situation.

How is the driving of a vehicle described when the driver does not adjust the pace to the specific traffic or road conditions?

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