What does the Basic Speed Law Mean?
The basic speed law means you must drive at a safe and appropriate speed under existing conditions. When hazards exist with respect to pedestrians or other traffic or because of weather or highway conditions, you can get a ticket if you drive at the posted speed limit and fail to adjust your speed.
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When you practice for your permit test and the DMV written test you should pay special attention to information about driving on interstates and controlled-access highways. Questions about interstate highway driving are very likely to show up on your DMV written test, no matter if you are a first-time permit applicant or just taking a re-examination.