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speeding.
They are speeding because they exceed the permitted maximum. At a higher speed, more distance is travelled during the same reaction time and, in comparable conditions, braking distance increases. Less time is available to deal with danger and crash consequences can be more severe. Respect the limit and reduce speed further if conditions require it.
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at a moderate speed, depending on the circumstances.
at maximum speed.
speeding.
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