NHSA Georgia Driver's Ed Practice Exam

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Should you always drive the posted speed limit?

Yes, without exception

No, it depends on conditions

Driving the posted speed limit is an important guideline for safe driving; however, it is essential to consider the surrounding conditions. Factors such as weather conditions (rain, snow, fog), road conditions (wet, icy, or under construction), and the presence of pedestrians or other vehicles can affect how fast you should be driving. In some situations, such as during heavy rain where visibility is poor or roads are slippery, it may be necessary to drive below the posted speed limit to maintain control and ensure safety. Flexibility in adjusting speed according to these conditions helps prevent accidents and promotes safer driving practices. Thus, recognizing that adherence to the posted speed limit should also depend on the context contributes to a comprehensive and responsible approach to driving.

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Only in residential areas

Yes, but only during the day

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