Driving Speed and Conditions

• Stopping Within Sight: The driver must drive at a speed that allows them to stop within the visible distance. If crossing is difficult, they should be able to stop within half of that sight distance.
• Slow Driving on Hazardous Roads: The driver must drive slowly on roads that are snowy, icy, covered with wet leaves, or gritty, especially when towing trailers.

Speed Management and Consideration for Others

• Moderating Speed for Children: The driver must moderate their speed and stop if necessary when children are not paying attention to traffic in the area.
• Driving Around Animals: When encountering animal carts and animals, the driver must drive in a way that does not frighten them.
• Avoid Impeding Traffic: The driver must not drive so slowly that it impedes the smooth flow of traffic without a compelling reason.

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