Road rules / 🇨🇦 speed
Even when travelling below the posted limit, you can be charged if you are:
✓ ANSWER
Driving too fast for the road or weather conditions
Driving at a speed unreasonable for the conditions is an offence even if you are under the posted limit.
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- ✓Driving too fast for the road or weather conditions
- ✗Driving with your headlights on
- ✗Using snow tires in summer
- ✗Driving an older vehicle
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