Wrongful Death Considerations
All drivers have a duty to exercise ordinary care in operating their auto. This also applies to the conditions under which the car is driven. Even though the speed limit may be 65 mph, you may not exercising ordinary care by driving 65 mph under extremely foggy conditions or when it is snowing or raining heavily.
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