As a general rule, what behavioral obligation does every driver have when using public roads?

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The correct answer is to behave in a way that does not unduly hinder traffic. According to General Traffic Regulations, all road users must behave in a way that does not cause danger, harm, or unnecessary nuisance to people, or damage to property. This implies facilitating traffic flow whenever possible. Analysis of incorrect options: Always driving below the maximum speed: While you must not exceed the limit, the rule does not require you to always drive below it if conditions allow for the road speed; in fact, driving unjustifiably slow (abnormally reduced speed) is also prohibited as it hinders traffic. Always driving at the maximum speed: This is false and dangerous. Speed must be adapted to traffic, road, and weather conditions, not dictated solely by the maximum signposted limit.

As a general rule, what behavioral obligation does every driver have when using public roads?

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