Practice question
Does a speed limit sign specify the speed you must drive at under all weather conditions?
- No, it specifies the maximum speed under ideal conditions; drivers must slow down in bad weather.
- Yes, you must always drive at the exact speed shown on the sign.
- No, you can drive 10 km/h faster in dry weather.
- Yes, unless a police officer tells you to slow down.
Answer: A — No, it specifies the maximum speed under ideal conditions; drivers must slow down in bad weather.
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