Utah Class D Written Knowledge Test Practice

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The speed limit sign says 45 mph. Snow is falling, the road is slick, and you can see only a short distance ahead. What speed does Utah law require?

Blue A travels along a snowy two-way road. Snowfall and pale haze obscure the road ahead. An enlarged official speed-limit sign reads 45. The card describes a slick road and a short view.

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