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I've had a few times in driving school where I'd interpret an end of speed limit wrong and go to the slower tier rather than the faster one. I got yelled at by
by Bayart 5y ago
I've had a few times in driving school where I'd interpret an end of speed limit wrong and go to the slower tier rather than the faster one. I got yelled at by the teacher on the passenger seat quite a bit. It's just not tolerated to go slower than the speed limit if there no good reason for it and it will lose you points in a driving exam, if not lose you the exam right away. At least that's how it is in France.
- rdm_blackhole 5y agoI was going to say the same thing. In France if the speed limit is 50 km/h, you have to go 50 km/h unless there is a good reason not too. Outside of cities, on the main roads the speed limit is usually either 80km/h or 90km/h. A few times while learning to drive with an instructor, he told I had to reach the max allowed speed limit as soon as possible as to not slow down the traffic and failing to do that will make me lose points on the driving test.