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When must you drive below a posted speed limit?
Correct answer: When conditions make that speed unsafe
Why
A posted number is a maximum for suitable conditions; drivers must choose a lower reasonable speed when hazards demand it.
Verified against Connecticut Driver's Manual · Speed below the posted maximum · p. 25, 27
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