Is it possible for a specific speed limit to be imposed on a driver due to a medical condition or physical deficiency?

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Yes, the correct answer is affirmative. While traffic regulations establish general speed limits for roads and specific ones for certain vehicles, personal limits also exist. If during the medical examination (psychophysical test) it is detected that a driver suffers from a condition or deficiency that reduces their reaction capabilities or control at high speeds, the Traffic Department may impose a restriction. This limitation is reflected on the driving license using standardized numerical codes and is mandatory to ensure road safety.

Is it possible for a specific speed limit to be imposed on a driver due to a medical condition or physical deficiency?

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