When is a driver's behavior considered to unduly hinder traffic?

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It is considered undue hindrance when the normal progress of other road users is impeded or hampered without a justified cause (such as a breakdown, traffic density, or compliance with a regulation). Driving slowly due to caution in the face of danger or using the required lights are correct and safe behaviors. What is prohibited is arbitrarily disrupting the flow of traffic, forcing others to brake or swerve unnecessarily.

When is a driver's behavior considered to unduly hinder traffic?

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