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Which statement about driving slowly is correct?
Correct answer: Do not impede traffic needlessly, but slow when safety requires.
Why
Do not drive so slowly that you impede normal and reasonable traffic movement unless the reduced speed is needed for safe operation or compliance with law. This does not require matching an unlawful speed or maintaining the limit in dangerous conditions. A posted minimum also remains subject to necessary safety adjustments.
Verified against Kansas Driving Handbook and applicable current Kansas primary law · Unnecessarily slowing normal traffic
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