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That they may be unable to control their vehicle in an emergency situation.
The Traffic Regulations state that a vehicle is travelling at an inappropriate speed if its speed is not suited to the traffic conditions or the road. Among the possible negative effects of driving at an inappropriate speed, the driver may be unable to control their vehicle in the event of an unforeseen situation or emergency.
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That their reaction time decreases.
That they may be unable to control their vehicle in an emergency situation.
That they are better able to control their vehicle in an emergency situation.
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