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A county road has no speed limit established by the county judge. Under the Arkansas rule for county roads, what limit applies?
Correct answer: 40 mph, or slower if conditions require it.
Why
The default is 40 mph when the county judge has not established a limit. This rule concerns county roads, not state highways, interstate highways, or city streets. Drive slower when needed for conditions.
Verified against Arkansas Driver License Study Guide · County road default speed · p. 38
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