Which of the following is true about the speed at which you travel?
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The safe speed to drive depends on many conditions.
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Driving slowly is always safer.
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The speed limit is always a safe speed.
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Accelerating is always dangerous.
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Explanation
The safe speed to drive depends on various factors such as road conditions, visibility, and traffic flow. Speed limits are set as a general guideline, but drivers must adjust their speed according to the specific conditions they encounter. Factors such as weather, road surface, and presence of pedestrians or cyclists all play a role in determining a safe speed.
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