What will be considered an abnormally low speed for a car on a conventional road without separation?
Speed
Explanation
To understand why a speed lower than **45 km/h** is considered abnormally low on a conventional road without separation, it is important to know the minimum speed limits established for different types of roads.
- On **conventional roads**, where the maximum permitted speed for a car is **90 km/h**, the minimum permitted speed is **45 km/h**. This means that driving at a speed lower than 45 km/h is considered abnormally low and is prohibited, unless there are special circumstances such as heavy traffic, breakdowns, or road conditions that justify it.
- The reason for establishing a minimum speed is to ensure that all vehicles circulate safely and efficiently. Driving too slowly can be dangerous, as it can cause accidents due to the speed difference with other vehicles.
Therefore, on a conventional road without separation, any speed lower than 45 km/h is abnormally low and not allowed, except in exceptional situations.
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