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How should speed relate to the distance a driver can see ahead?
Correct answer: Stopping distance must fit within the clear distance ahead.
Why
Speed is too high when the stopping distance extends beyond the roadway the driver can see to be clear.
Verified against Delaware Driver Manual · Driving within sight distance · p. 127
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