AK DMV Speed Limits and Speed Management Flashcards
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How does Alaska law treat speeding in a construction zone when workers are not present?
Answer: Posted reduced limits are still enforceable
Reduced speed limits in Alaska construction zones remain legally enforceable whether or not workers are physically present.
What is the typical speed limit on Alaska's rural two-lane highways unless posted otherwise?
Answer: 55 mph
Most rural two-lane highways in Alaska have a default speed limit of 55 mph when no higher limit is posted.
When visibility drops below 500 feet in foggy Alaskan conditions, what should you do with your speed?
Answer: Reduce speed so you can stop within the visible distance ahead
Drivers must reduce speed in fog so they can stop within the distance they can actually see ahead.
In Alaska, what speed limit generally applies in an alley?
Answer: 15 mph
Alleys in Alaska typically have a speed limit of 15 mph due to the confined space, pedestrians, and limited visibility.
What is the purpose of 'advisory speed signs' (yellow diamond signs) on Alaskan curves?
Answer: They suggest a safe speed for the curve under normal conditions
Advisory speed signs on curves indicate the recommended safe speed under normal, dry conditions, not a legally enforced limit.
Under Alaska law, who has the authority to set reduced speed limits in specific areas such as parks or campgrounds?
Answer: Local governments and land management agencies
Local governments and land management agencies in Alaska can establish and post reduced speed limits for parks, campgrounds, and other specific areas.