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

The speed limit at a blind intersection is 15 mph, giving you enough time to stop if a vehicle appears.

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

The prima facie speed limit within 100 feet of an uncontrolled railroad crossing is 15 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

You must not drive faster than 10 mph when passing a stopped streetcar or trolley where passengers are boarding or alighting.

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

Trucks with three or more axles and buses are limited to a maximum of 55 mph on California freeways.

Question 5

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

Accepted Answer

65 mph

Answer

On a divided highway with four or more lanes, the maximum speed limit is 65 mph unless otherwise posted.

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