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You are in an ordinary Kansas urban district. No different lawful limit is posted or otherwise established, and conditions do not require a lower speed. What statutory maximum applies?
Correct answer: 30 mph.
Why
The ordinary Kansas urban-district maximum is 30 mph unless a different lawful limit applies. Current law permits specified local authorities to reduce a city residence-district limit from 30 to 25 without the otherwise required engineering study; that permission does not automatically impose 25 everywhere. Always slow further for actual hazards.
Verified against Kansas Driving Handbook and applicable current Kansas primary law · Ordinary urban speed limit · p. 16
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