Car permit · Speed
With no sign showing a different limit, what is the top legal speed in a residential district?
Correct answer: 25 mph.
Answer options
- A25 mph Correct
- B40 mph
- C15 mph
Why
Without a sign showing otherwise, residential districts carry a 25 mph limit. Homes along the street mean children, walkers and bike riders may appear suddenly, so keep your speed down and stay ready to brake.
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Topic: Speed License: Car permit
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