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Appropriate.
Appropriate speed. Observing the maximum alone is insufficient: Article 45 requires adapting speed to the circumstances to retain control and stop within the visible distance for existing or foreseeable obstacles. It may be below the limit but is not necessarily always a reduced speed. It does not guarantee avoiding every unforeseeable event.
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Appropriate.
Excessive.
The posted maximum, regardless of the circumstances.
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