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To contribute to safety and orderly traffic flow.
They contribute to safety and orderly traffic, reducing speed-related risks. Observing them alone does not guarantee avoiding every crash: speed must also suit visibility, grip, traffic and other circumstances. Advanced technology does not authorise exceeding them.
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To allow drivers with advanced technology to exceed the maximum.
To eliminate every crash risk by themselves.
To contribute to safety and orderly traffic flow.
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