Why should speed be reduced below the posted speed limit?
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The driver is approaching a sharp curve in the road.
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The driver is approaching and crossing an intersection.
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The driver is driving in unfavorable weather conditions.
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All of the above.
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Explanation
You should adjust your speed for the conditions and match the flow of traffic. Driving in adverse weather conditions requires slower speeds to maintain control and avoid accidents. Reduce your speed when approaching and crossing an intersection, going around a curve, approaching the top of a hill, or traveling on a narrow roadway.
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