Driving too slowly is:
- Against the law. ✓
- A safe option for drivers who are not confident.
- The responsibility of tired drivers.
- Recommended by most law officers.
Answer: A. Against the law.
Driving too slowly is against the law in Florida.
Why this is the answer
The handbook's speed section gives maximum limits and then adds that driving too slowly is also against Florida law. It explains that you must not drive so slowly that you block or delay traffic moving at normal, safe speeds, and you should keep with the flow of traffic while staying within the limit. So a driver creeping along below what conditions allow is breaking a rule, not simply being cautious. If you are going slower than the flow, the handbook says to keep right so others can pass.
Why the other answers are wrong
- B. A safe option for drivers who are not confident. — The handbook does not present slow driving as a safe fallback for unsure drivers; it says slow driving that delays normal traffic is against the law.
- C. The responsibility of tired drivers. — Nothing in the speed passage ties slow driving to tired drivers or makes it their duty; it treats blocking or delaying traffic as a violation.
- D. Recommended by most law officers. — The handbook records no endorsement of slow driving by law officers; it instead requires you to move with the flow of traffic.
Remember it
Match the flow of traffic inside the limit, and if you are the slow one, move right.
Official handbook: Florida Driver License Handbook (FLHSMV), 7. Driving Safety – Turning, p. 68