Question 7971
On a road designed for driving at 60 km/h, driving at a higher speed...
- does not affect safety conditions.
- always affects safety conditions, in every circumstance.
- affects safety depending on the driver's experience.
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Correct answer: always affects safety conditions, in every circumstance.
A road designed for 60 km/h has curves, visibility, and safety margins planned for that speed. If you go faster, you reduce safety in any circumstances, day or night, with a dry or wet roadway. Your experience doesn't change the road's layout. In the image, the number 60 is painted on the roadway.