California's Basic Speed Law says that:
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You should never drive at the posted speed limit.
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The maximum speed limit in California is 70 MPH on certain freeways.
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You should never drive faster than is safe for current conditions.
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Explanation
The Basic Speed Law in California requires drivers to adjust their driving speed based on the current conditions of the road, regardless of the posted speed limit. Rather than driving at the legal posted speed limit, your speed should depend on a number of factors, including the number and speed of other vehicles on the road, the road surface and weather conditions.
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