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Yes, when those conditions require it for safety.
Yes. Road conditions can justify driving below the minimum speed when necessary for safety. Adapt speed so you can stop within the visible distance; do not maintain 60 km/h if unsafe. The exception does not depend on other vehicles being ahead.
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No, maintain at least 60 km/h even with insufficient visibility.
Yes, when those conditions require it for safety.
Only if another vehicle is ahead.
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