What general obligation does every driver have when driving on public roads?

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According to General Traffic Regulations, the fundamental rule is that every road user must conduct themselves in a way that does not unduly hinder traffic or cause danger, harm, or unnecessary annoyance to people or damage to property. This implies responsible, prudent, and defensive driving. The other options are incorrect: overtaking is not prohibited (provided it is done legally and safely), and one should not always drive at the maximum speed, but rather at a speed appropriate to the traffic and road conditions.

What general obligation does every driver have when driving on public roads?

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