California DMV Speed Limits and Laws 2

Question 1

When approaching a blind intersection where you cannot see traffic for 100 feet in all directions, what is the speed limit?

Accepted Answer

15 mph

Answer

10 mph

Answer

20 mph

Answer

25 mph

Question 2

When passing within 100 feet of a railroad crossing that has no crossing gate or flashing signals, the maximum speed is:

Accepted Answer

15 mph

Answer

10 mph

Answer

20 mph

Answer

25 mph

Question 3

When passing a stopped streetcar or trolley where passengers are getting on or off, you must not drive faster than:

Accepted Answer

10 mph

Answer

15 mph

Answer

20 mph

Answer

25 mph

Question 4

The maximum speed limit for trucks with three or more axles and buses on most California freeways is:

Accepted Answer

55 mph

Answer

45 mph

Answer

50 mph

Answer

65 mph

Question 5

On a divided highway with four or more lanes, the maximum speed limit is generally:

Accepted Answer

65 mph

Answer

55 mph

Answer

60 mph

Answer

70 mph

Question 6

Which of the following statements about prima facie speed limits is TRUE?

Accepted Answer

They apply by law even without a posted sign

Answer

They can only be enforced if a sign is posted

Answer

They only apply during daytime hours

Answer

They can be exceeded if traffic is moving faster

Question 7

When is it legal to drive faster than the posted speed limit in California?

Accepted Answer

It is never legal to exceed the posted speed limit

Answer

When passing another vehicle on a two-lane road

Answer

When responding to a personal emergency

Answer

When traffic is flowing faster than the posted limit