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What is the general maximum on a rural roadway under a municipal district’s control when no different limit applies?
Correct answer: 80 km/h
Why
A roadway under a municipal district’s control generally has an 80 km/h maximum unless a different limit is established. A rural provincial highway has a different general maximum of 100 km/h; road class matters.
Verified against Driver's Guide - Cars and Light Trucks · Traffic Control · p. 29
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