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Promote safety and appropriate traffic flow.
They promote safety and traffic flow appropriate to the road and conditions. They do not guarantee that accidents never occur or permit sacrificing safety for greater flow. A maximum limit is a ceiling, not a speed always to maintain: reduce speed for visibility, grip, traffic and other circumstances. Minimum-speed rules do not require unsafe speed where justified reasons apply.
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Achieve maximum flow even if safety is reduced.
Guarantee that no accident ever occurs.
Promote safety and appropriate traffic flow.
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