What is the main purpose of the speed limits established on roads?

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The correct answer is To guarantee safety and traffic flow. Speed limits are not imposed arbitrarily; they have a dual objective: 1) Safety: To reduce the probability and severity of accidents, since higher speeds increase braking distance and impact violence. 2) Flow: To harmonize traffic so that vehicles move in a coordinated manner, maximizing road capacity. The option mentioning 'safety only' is incomplete, and adapting driving solely to vehicle technology ignores the limitations of the road and the driver.

What is the main purpose of the speed limits established on roads?

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