You may drive faster than the posted speed limit:
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When passing another vehicle, as long as it is safe to do so.
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When your lane is empty.
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When you're running late and need to make up time.
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Under no circumstances.
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Explanation
A speed limit is the maximum legal speed allowed under ideal conditions. While drivers may choose to travel slower than the speed limit, as long as they do not impede the normal flow of traffic, exceeding it is always illegal-even when passing other vehicles. Driving faster than the posted speed limit poses safety risks and violates traffic laws.
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