Is it permitted to drive at a speed below the generic minimum limit (60 km/h) on a motorway in thick fog?

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The correct answer is 'Yes'. Generally, it is prohibited to drive below 60 km/h on motorways and dual carriageways without a justified cause (abnormally reduced speed). However, traffic regulations establish a clear exception: you may drive below minimum limits when weather or environmental conditions (such as thick fog, heavy rain, ice, or snow) prevent driving safely at a higher speed. Under these circumstances, the priority is to adapt your speed to visibility and road conditions to prevent accidents, even if this means driving below 60 km/h.

Is it permitted to drive at a speed below the generic minimum limit (60 km/h) on a motorway in thick fog?

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