Questions and Answers
What is the maximum speed limit for a passenger vehicle?
On a rural state divided highway, what is the maximum speed limit?
What is the speed limit for urban interstate highway vehicles?
On a non-divided state highway, what is the maximum speed limit?
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What is the maximum speed limit on country roads?
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In residential areas, what is the speed limit?
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What is the maximum speed limit in alleys?
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Study Notes
Speed Limits in Indiana
- Passenger vehicles have a maximum speed limit of 70 mph.
- On rural state divided highways, the speed limit is set at 60 mph or the posted limit, whichever is lower.
- Urban interstate highways restrict vehicles to a maximum of 55 mph or the posted speed limit.
- Non-divided state highways also carry a speed limit of 55 mph or the posted limit.
- Country roads allow vehicles to travel up to 55 mph or the posted speed limit.
- In residential areas, the maximum speed limit is 30 mph or as posted.
- Alleys have a strict speed limit of 15 mph or the posted limit.
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Test your knowledge of speed limits in Indiana with these flashcards. Review the maximum allowable speeds for various types of roads, including rural highways and urban interstates. Perfect for anyone preparing for the Indiana driving test.
