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A minimum speed is posted on a Colorado highway. When may a driver travel more slowly?
Correct answer: When slower speed is needed for safety or to obey the law.
Why
A posted minimum applies unless slower travel is necessary for safe operation or another legal duty.
Verified against Colorado Driver Handbook · Driving too slowly · p. 15
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