“Reasonable speed” is a speed:
- Correct answer: That is adjusted to the road conditions and circumstances and does not exceed the speed limit.
- The speed limit on that road, under all circumstances.
- That the vehicle passengers wish to drive at. The passengers are always right.
- That is adjusted to the conditions and circumstances, and always exceeds speed limit.
Why this is the answer
The correct answer in the official bank: That is adjusted to the road conditions and circumstances and does not exceed the speed limit.
A reasonable speed must meet two conditions at once: it suits the road, weather, visibility, traffic and vehicle conditions, and it never goes above the speed limit. The limit is a ceiling, not a target, so in poor conditions you must drive slower than it. Good conditions never justify exceeding the limit, and passengers' wishes are not a factor.