On a conventional road with no physical separation between directions, what is the minimum speed a passenger car must maintain?

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The correct answer is 45 km/h. To calculate the minimum speed on conventional roads, you must apply the general rule: the minimum allowed speed is half of the generic maximum speed of the road for that vehicle. Since the generic maximum speed for a passenger car on a conventional road is 90 km/h, half of that corresponds to 45 km/h. Driving below this limit without a justified cause (such as traffic, weather, or breakdown) is considered 'abnormally reduced speed' and is prohibited. The 60 km/h option is incorrect because that is the minimum speed for motorways (autopistas) and dual carriageways (autovías).

On a conventional road with no physical separation between directions, what is the minimum speed a passenger car must maintain?

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