When is a vehicle considered to be traveling at an abnormally low speed?

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Abnormally low speed is considered to be any speed that is below the minimum permitted on the corresponding road without justified cause. Driving at this speed is prohibited as it impedes traffic flow and increases the risk of rear-end collisions. To determine this, the following general rules apply: On Motorways and Dual Carriageways: The minimum speed is 60 km/h. Driving below this is considered abnormally low. On other roads: It is considered abnormally low if it is less than half of the generic maximum speed indicated for the road (e.g., if the max is 90 km/h, driving at less than 45 km/h). The other options are incorrect because driving below the maximum or above the minimum is the standard, legal driving behavior.

When is a vehicle considered to be traveling at an abnormally low speed?

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