MN DMV Speed Limits and Safe Following Distance 2

Question 1

What is the speed limit on Minnesota residential streets unless otherwise posted?

Accepted Answer

25 mph

Answer

30 mph

Answer

20 mph

Answer

35 mph

Question 2

In Minnesota, when must you slow to 20 mph when passing a stationary authorized emergency vehicle?

Accepted Answer

Whenever the emergency vehicle is on any road with its lights flashing

Answer

Only on highways

Answer

Only if other traffic has slowed

Answer

Only at night

Question 3

On a Minnesota alley, the maximum speed limit is:

Accepted Answer

15 mph

Answer

10 mph

Answer

20 mph

Answer

25 mph

Question 4

When is it appropriate to drive below the minimum posted speed on a Minnesota highway?

Accepted Answer

When driving conditions such as weather, traffic, or mechanical issues make it necessary for safety

Answer

Never — you must always meet the minimum speed

Answer

Only during rush hour

Answer

Only when towing a trailer

Question 5

In Minnesota, speeding more than 20 mph over the posted limit is classified as:

Accepted Answer

A misdemeanor offense

Answer

A minor infraction

Answer

A felony offense

Answer

An administrative violation only

Question 6

How should you calculate the 3-second following distance in Minnesota?

Accepted Answer

Watch the car ahead pass a fixed point, then count 3 seconds until you reach it

Answer

Count car lengths between vehicles

Answer

Stay one car length back for every 10 mph of speed

Answer

Use the speedometer to estimate distance