Why is the safest speed not always the slowest speed? · Q-0299
Why is the safest speed not always the slowest speed?
- a Because minimum speed limits apply everywhere
- b Because slower speeds increase fuel consumption
- c Because slow driving wears the clutch
- d Because driving much slower than surrounding traffic frustrates drivers and invites passes
Answer
Because driving much slower than surrounding traffic frustrates drivers and invites passes
Learn to Drive Smart · LTDS-2026-03 · Chapter 5 · See-think-do · Appropriate speeds
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