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What is the primary purpose of speed limits, and what should you do if road conditions require driving slower than the posted speed limit?
To ensure uniform travel times for all drivers, drive at the posted limit regardless of conditions
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To provide maximum safe speeds under normal driving conditions, adjust your speed based on road, traffic, and weather conditions
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To penalize drivers for driving too fast, drive slower than 20 mph to avoid all risks
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To encourage slower driving at all times, match the speed of other vehicles
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What are typical speed limits in residential areas, school zones, and rural areas if not otherwise posted?
15 mph in residential areas, 10–15 mph in school zones, 55 mph in rural areas
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25 mph in residential areas, 20–25 mph in school zones, 55 mph in rural areas
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35 mph in residential areas, 30–35 mph in school zones, 70 mph in rural areas
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20 mph in residential areas, 30–35 mph in school zones, 65 mph in rural areas
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On highways, what should you do if you are driving slower than the posted speed limit, and what does a “Minimum Speed” sign mean?
Stay in the left lane, you must drive faster than the minimum speed at all times
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Drive at the posted limit, you must drive exactly the minimum speed
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Stay in the rightmost lane, you cannot drive slower than the minimum speed unless conditions require it
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Drive in the center lane, you can ignore the minimum speed if traffic is light
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What should you do when conditions on a highway make it unsafe to drive at the posted speed limit?
Continue driving at the posted limit
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Adjust your speed based on road, traffic, and weather conditions
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Drive at a speed below 20 mph to avoid all risks
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Match the speed of other vehicles
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1. Question

What is the primary purpose of speed limits, and what should you do if road conditions require driving slower than the posted speed limit?

2. Question

What are typical speed limits in residential areas, school zones, and rural areas if not otherwise posted?

3. Question

On highways, what should you do if you are driving slower than the posted speed limit, and what does a “Minimum Speed” sign mean?

4. Question

What should you do when conditions on a highway make it unsafe to drive at the posted speed limit?