In Puerto Rico, what is the maximum speed allowed in a school zone located in an urban area?

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Why

Puerto Rico sets a 15 mph limit in urban school zones and 25 mph in rural ones during the hours the zone is active on school days. Such a low speed lets you brake in time if a child darts into the street.

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Topic: Speed   License: Car permit

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