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You are on a paved two-lane highway that is part of the Nebraska state highway system. It is not an expressway, super-two highway or freeway, and you have not seen a speed limit sign. What is the maximum speed?
Correct answer: 65 mph
Why
Unless signs show otherwise, Nebraska's maximum is 65 mph on the state highway system other than expressways, super-two highways and freeways. Paved roads outside the state highway system default to 55 mph (65 mph if four-lane divided), expressways, super-two highways and state freeways allow 70 mph, and rural interstates 75 mph. Posted limits can be lower, so keep watching for signs.
Verified against Nebraska Class O Driver's Manual · Maximum speed limits · p. 60
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