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Statewide Speed Limit Guidelines: The California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) uses a statewide speed limit guideline to determine the maximum safe speed for a particular road. This guideline considers factors such as road type, curvature, sight distance, and traffic volumes.
30 wrz 2021 · Here are the common maximum speed limits in California: When passing streetcars, buses or trolleys stopped at an intersection controlled by law enforcement/traffic lights – 10 mph. In safety zones – 10 mph. In alleys – 15 mph. At blind intersections – 15 mph. In residential and business districts – 25 mph.
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Unless otherwise posted, California's presumed speed limits include: 15 miles per hour at railroad crossings, in alleys, and highway intersections without 100 feet of visibility of approaching vehicles, and; 25 miles per hour in business and residential districts and school zones.
California speed limits summary: 65 MPH on highways, 70 mph where posted. 55 MPH on two lane undivided highway. 25 MPH in a business or residential district. 25 MPH near a school, children’s playground, or park (may be 15 mph if posted). 15 MPH in any alley.
The effects on speed of such factors as lane width, condition of roadway surface, type and width of shoulders, frequency of intersections, and roadside development are not so easily measured. As a general rule, the appropriate speeds for these factors are measured by spot speed surveys of vehicles using the roadway.
