When you drive at a speed adapted to the traffic conditions, you are travelling at an ... speed.

Correct answer

Appropriate.

The Traffic Regulations state that a vehicle is travelling at an appropriate speed when its driver adapts the speed to the traffic or road conditions. An appropriate speed also enables us to control the vehicle in the event of any obstacle or unforeseen event. This speed is not based solely on the limits shown by signs; the condition of the road, our vehicle and our own condition must also be taken into account. In short, we travel at an appropriate speed when we adapt our speed to the circumstances at that time involving the driver, vehicle and surroundings.