On a motorway, is it permitted to drive at an abnormally reduced speed in case of dense fog?

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As a general rule, driving at an abnormally reduced speed (below 60 km/h) is prohibited on motorways. However, it is permitted when there are justified causes, such as emergencies or adverse weather conditions that make it unsafe to drive faster. In dense fog, the priority is to adapt your speed to the available visibility and grip, even if that means driving below the generic minimum limit.

On a motorway, is it permitted to drive at an abnormally reduced speed in case of dense fog?

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