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A disabled car with hazard lights is stopped beside a highway posted 55 mph. Traffic makes moving over unsafe. What speed does Florida’s Move Over rule require while passing?
Correct answer: Slow to 35 mph, or lower if conditions require.
Why
Move away from the nearest lane when safe on a road with at least two lanes in your direction. If that cannot be done safely, reduce by 20 mph from the posted limit when it is 25 mph or more. At 55 mph, the required reduced speed is 35 mph; use a lower speed if necessary for safety.
Verified against Official Florida Driver License Handbook · Move Over at a 55 mph limit · p. 73
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