How is driving at an abnormally low speed, with no cause that justifies it, regarded?

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The General Traffic Regulations require speed to be adapted to the circumstances of the traffic, the road, the weather and the driver or the vehicle itself, and prohibit hindering the normal progress of another vehicle by driving without justified cause at an abnormally low speed (Article 49(1)). That is why inappropriate speed does not occur only when the maximum limits are exceeded or when the driver fails to slow down in a dangerous situation, but also when driving at an abnormally low speed that needlessly hinders the flow of traffic. Regarding it as appropriate is a mistake, because a speed that needlessly hinders traffic is not adapted to the circumstances. Describing it as very dangerous overstates it: it may create a risk, but what the rule objects to is that it hinders the progress of others without justified cause, and that is the hallmark of inappropriate speed.

How is driving at an abnormally low speed, with no cause that justifies it, regarded?

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