No, driving under the speed limit is not typically referred to as "slowing." The term "slowing" generally does not specifically refer to driving below the speed limit.
When a driver operates a vehicle at a speed lower than the posted speed limit, it is often described as driving "below the speed limit" or "below the posted speed." This can be for various reasons, such as adverse weather conditions, traffic congestion, or personal preference. It is generally considered legal to drive below the speed limit as long as the driver maintains a safe and reasonable speed that does not impede the flow of traffic.
However, it's important to note that driving excessively below the speed limit, significantly slower than the surrounding traffic, can potentially create hazards and cause unsafe conditions. In such cases, it is advisable to use caution and consider the impact on other drivers. It's always recommended to drive at a speed that is appropriate for the road conditions, ensuring safety for yourself and other road users.