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On any Interstate highway the minimum speed you can travel is 45 mph. On some highways that were grandfathered into the system it can be as lows as 40 mph. On state roads the minimum speed is always posted if there is one. Otherwise the law states that you cannot drive at a speed that impedes the flow of traffic. That determination will be made by an officer of the law.
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