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When a person has an illness or deficiency that prevents them from driving with 100% of their mental or psychological faculties, a maximum-speed restriction may be imposed on them. Other limitations may also be imposed when obtaining or renewing a driving licence or permit.
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Yes, but only on residential streets
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