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Inappropriate.
It is an inappropriate speed, even if below the maximum limit. Staying within the limit is not enough: you must be able to control the vehicle and stop within the visible distance and for foreseeable obstacles. A reduced speed is not necessarily suitable for every situation.
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Inappropriate.
Safe merely because it is below the maximum limit.
Always appropriate, even if it prevents vehicle control.
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