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A non-interstate highway outside an urbanized area has four lanes separated by a physical barrier. It is not a specially designated 65 mph route, and no different limit is posted. What ordinary maximum applies?
Correct answer: 60 mph.
Why
The ordinary limit is 60 mph on a non-interstate highway with at least four lanes divided by a physical barrier or an unimproved median outside an urbanized area. The law contains specific 65 mph route categories, including designated INDOT freeways, and posted limits can differ. Always obey the actual posted limit and drive slower when conditions require.
Verified against Indiana Driver's Manual · Divided non-interstate speed limit · p. 45
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