Speed Limits In Washington

Name the speed limit for the type of road describe for Washington state.

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Hint	Answer
Parking Lots	5, 10 or 15 mph
School Zones	20 mph
Neighborhoods, Residential Streets, most City and downtown Streets	25 mph
City roads outside of downtown	30, 35, 40, or 45 mph
Maximum speed limit for roads with stop lights	50 mph
Speed Limit for most state highways and US highways with windy or mountainous roads (i.e.; WA-410 and US-101, for example)	55 mph

Hint	Answer
Speed Limit for most US and state highways	60 mph
Urban sections of Interstate highways (parts of I-5, I-90, I-82, 1-182 and all of I-205, I-405 and I-705)	60 mph
Maximum speed limit for semi trucks, trailers and vehicles over 10,000 lbs on any freeway, highway or road	60 mph
Rural sections of Interstate highways (most of I-5, I-90, I-82, I-182; also a section of US-395)	70 mph
Maximum speed limit for undivided state highways and US highways (i.e.; sections of US-2, US-97, WA-14, for example)	65 mph
Highest Legal Speed Limit For Rural Interstate Highways	75 mph