North Dakota Permit Test: Speed Limits Practice Questions

Correct answer: 25 mph

The maximum is 25 mph in a business or residential district unless otherwise posted.

Source: Rules of the Road – Speed Limits

Correct answer: 80 mph

The maximum speed on rural interstate highways is 80 mph unless otherwise posted.

Source: Rules of the Road – Speed Limits

Correct answer: 55 mph

Unless posted otherwise, the limit on gravel, dirt or loose-surface roads is 55 mph.

Source: Rules of the Road – Speed Limits

Correct answer: 70 mph

The maximum on paved and divided multi-lane highways is 70 mph unless otherwise posted.

Source: Rules of the Road – Speed Limits

Correct answer: 20 mph

The limit is 20 mph approaching a railway crossing when your view of the track is obstructed, unless posted.

Source: Rules of the Road – Speed Limits

Correct answer: 20 mph

Unless otherwise posted, the limit is 20 mph past a school during recess or while children are arriving or leaving.

Source: Rules of the Road – Speed Limits

Correct answer: 65 mph, if posted for that speed

Rural paved two-lane highways may be driven at 65 mph if posted for that speed.

Source: Rules of the Road – Speed Limits

Correct answer: As a maximum for ideal conditions only

Speed limits are maximums meant for ideal conditions; you may need to drive slower than posted.

Source: Rules of the Road – Speed Limits

Correct answer: About 300 feet

At 55 mph it takes approximately 300 feet, about one city block, to stop on dry pavement.

Source: Following and Stopping Distances

Correct answer: $250

It is not legal to enter a road officially closed due to hazardous conditions; the penalty is a $250 fine.

Source: Winter Driving