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Driving at a speed inappropriate for the conditions.
Driving at a speed unsuited to the road, traffic, visibility, grip or vehicle. Staying below the maximum limit does not guarantee an appropriate speed. A low speed may be necessary for the conditions; it is not dangerous merely because it is low. This question does not establish a statistical ranking of crash causes.
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Adapting speed to visibility and grip.
Keeping enough distance to stop behind the vehicle ahead.
Driving at a speed inappropriate for the conditions.
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