The maximum speed limit for ideal driving conditions is:
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The speed of other vehicles traveling in your direction.
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The speed of oncoming vehicles.
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The posted speed.
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50 MPH.
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Explanation
Posted speed limits indicate the highest speed considered safe under optimal road, traffic, and weather conditions. However, if conditions are less than ideal, like in poor weather or on slippery roads, you should drive below the posted limit.
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