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Vehicular speed.
Vehicular speed can be used as a generic expression for a vehicle’s speed, but is not a specific prescribed category like the other choices. Excessive speed exceeds the permitted limit; inappropriate speed does not suit conditions and may be dangerous even below the limit. Recommended speed is advice, not permission to ignore other limits or conditions.
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Excessive speed.
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