Compared with city streets, what is special about expressway driving?

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Why

Expressway traffic moves fast and without stopping, so hazards develop much more quickly than on a 25 mph street and you have less time to respond. That calls for faster decisions and more precise control of your vehicle.

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Topic: Freeway driving   License: Car permit

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• Driving on Freeways

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