Minnesota Permit Practice Test

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What is the speed limit on roads other than alleys and urban or town roads unless otherwise indicated?

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The correct answer is: 55 mph

The speed limit on roads other than alleys and urban or town roads in Minnesota, unless otherwise indicated, is set at 55 mph. This speed limit is established to promote road safety and ensure a consistent driving experience on rural roads, which may not have the same levels of traffic control or safety measures as urban areas. When driving on these types of roads, it's important to adhere to the posted limits as well as the general regulations that govern driving behavior. This helps maintain safety not only for the driver but also for pedestrians, cyclists, and other motorists who share the road. While other options may refer to speed limits that might apply in specific situations or different types of roads, the standard for non-urban, non-alley roads in Minnesota remains at 55 mph unless signs indicate an alternative limit.