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Most interstate highways were designed for the posted speed limits on those interstates.

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What is the speed limit in Kentucky?

65mph forRural interstates, it is also 65 forUrban interstates, then 65 forOther limited-accessroads, 55 for other roads


What is the maximum speed limit on rural expressways in Colorado?

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What is the maximum speed limit for passanger cars on a Texas Interstates?

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What are interstates?

A network of roads for the purpose of traveling long distances at an above average speed.


What is the minimum speed limit on us highways other than interstates?

That varies between states, who have jurisdiction to set speed limits in their respective state.


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Interstates and other main roads of the like which have the highest posted speed limits.


When are you driving too slow can you be issued a ticket?

That will depend on the location of the violations. Many interstates have a posted minimum speed and you can be fined if going below that speed.


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What is the difference between odd and even interstates?

Odd numbered interstates run north and south. Even numbered interstates run east and west


Do states have a speed limit of 75 miles per hour on urban interstates?

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Can you get pulled over for driving too slow?

Yes. Some interstates have a minimum speed limit, commonly 20-30 miles per hour slower than the maximum speed limit.