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A safe speed to drive a car depends on several conditions:

  • The safety of a particular vehicle.
  • That the driver is currently "safe" (non-impaired).
  • The posted legal speed limit for each street, road, or highway you travel.
  • Special command signs, such as in construction zones.
  • Any dangers on the road, including road construction.
  • Current weather conditions (e.g. rain versus dry).
  • Current visibility (e.g. blinding rainstorm versus clear daytime)
  • Traffic and traffic patterns
  • The presence or absence of emergency vehicles which require you to slow down or stop.
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