What is Idaho’s "basic rule" law for driving speed?
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Drive at the same speed as the vehicles around you.
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No person shall drive a vehicle at a speed greater than is reasonable and prudent under the current conditions.
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Always drive the posted speed.
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Always drive 5 MPH below the posted speed limit just to be safe.
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Explanation
Idaho law has a basic rule requiring drivers to drive at a speed that is reasonable and prudent at all times. This law emphasizes the importance of driving at a speed that is appropriate for the specific conditions at any given time. It encourages drivers to exercise judgment and adapt their speed to factors such as traffic conditions, road surface, visibility, hazards at intersections, oncoming traffic, and any other conditions that may affect safety.
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