If you are driving a car on a conventional road, below what figure is the speed considered abnormally low?

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To determine the abnormally low speed, we must first recall the generic maximum speed of the road. On a conventional road, the maximum speed for a car is 90 km/h. Regulations state that speed is considered abnormally low when it is less than half of the generic maximum. Therefore: 90 km/h / 2 = 45 km/h. Driving below this speed without a justified cause (such as breakdown, heavy traffic, or bad weather) is prohibited because it hinders traffic flow and creates dangerous situations. The 60 km/h option would apply to motorways and dual carriageways (half of 120 km/h).

If you are driving a car on a conventional road, below what figure is the speed considered abnormally low?

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