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they adapt their moped's speed to the circumstances of the road, the surroundings, the vehicle and the driver's own condition.
When respecting limits and adapting speed to their condition, the vehicle and load, the road, weather and traffic. They must be able to stop within their field of view and for obstacles that may arise. Merely driving at the stated maximum or minimum is insufficient to make speed appropriate.
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they travel at the minimum speed established for the road.
they adapt their moped's speed to the circumstances of the road, the surroundings, the vehicle and the driver's own condition.
they travel at the maximum speed established for the road.
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