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Nebraska Permit Test: Speed Limits Practice Questions
Posted and default limits, school zones and the basic speed law.
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Question 1
Unless posted otherwise, what is the speed limit in a Nebraska business district?
20 mph
25 mph
30 mph
35 mph
Correct answer: 20 mph
The default limit is 20 mph in business districts and 25 mph in residential districts.
Source: Section 4C: Speed Laws
Question 2
Unless posted otherwise, what is the speed limit in a Nebraska residential district?
20 mph
25 mph
30 mph
35 mph
Correct answer: 25 mph
Residential districts have a 25 mph limit unless another limit is posted.
Source: Section 4C: Speed Laws
Question 3
What is the speed limit on a gravel (not dustless) road in Nebraska, unless posted?
35 mph
45 mph
50 mph
55 mph
Correct answer: 50 mph
Roads that are gravel or not dustless have a 50 mph limit unless posted otherwise.
Source: Section 4C: Speed Laws
Question 4
What is the maximum speed limit on Nebraska's rural interstate highways?
65 mph
70 mph
75 mph
80 mph
Correct answer: 75 mph
Rural interstates have a 75 mph limit; expressways, super-two highways and other freeways on the state system are 70 mph.
Source: Section 4C: Speed Laws
Question 5
You are driving on I-80 in light traffic. What is the slowest speed the law allows?
45 mph
50 mph
55 mph
65 mph
Correct answer: 55 mph
Paved roads not on the state highway system have a 55 mph limit unless posted otherwise.
Source: Section 4C: Speed Laws
Question 6
What is the minimum speed on a Nebraska interstate?
30 mph
40 mph
45 mph
50 mph
Correct answer: 40 mph
The minimum speed on the interstate is 40 mph.
Source: Section 4C: Speed Laws
Question 7
What happens to speeding fines in Nebraska school zones and work zones with workers present?
They become warnings
They are halved
They stay the same
They are doubled
Correct answer: They are doubled
Fines are doubled in school zones and in work zones when workers are present.
Source: Section 4C: Speed Laws – Work and School Zones
Question 8
What is a major cause of rear-end crashes in work zones?
Using low-beam headlights in daylight
Moving away from workers and equipment
Not keeping pace with traffic
Keeping a steady speed with the flow
Correct answer: Not keeping pace with traffic
Driving slower or faster than surrounding traffic causes many work-zone rear-end crashes; keep a steady speed with the flow and be ready to stop.
Source: Section 4C: Speed Laws – Work and School Zones
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