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Special Condition Speed Limits in California
Special speed limits exist for specific situations for safety. This includes slowing to 15 mph at blind railroad crossings and being prepared to stop for school buses with flashing red lights.
You must also slow down for blind intersections or hills where your view is obstructed. Speeding in a construction zone carries doubled fines to protect workers.
It is illegal to drive so slowly that you block or impede the normal and reasonable flow of traffic. This is especially dangerous on highways where the left lane is for passing and faster-moving traffic.
The only exceptions are when driving slowly is necessary for safe operation, to climb a steep grade, or to comply with a specific law. Otherwise, you can be cited for impeding traffic.
