Below is a detailed breakdown for the maximum speed limits by State according to the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS).

Please note: these limits are a guideline only. You should always check with the appropriate local authority for definitive speed limit recommendations.

 

Maximum Posted Speed Limits By State (Chart)

StateRural Interstates (mph)Urban Interstates (mph)Other Limited Access Roads (mph)
Other Roads (mph)
Alabama70656565
Alaska65556555
Arizona75656565
Arkansas70-75657065
California5555-655555-65
Colorado75656565
Connecticut65556555
Delaware65556555
District of Columbian/a55n/a25
Florida70657065
Georgia70706565
Hawaii60605545
Idaho75-8075-807070
Illinois70556555
Indiana65-70556055
Iowa70557065
Kansas75757565
Kentucky65-70656555
Louisiana75707065
Maine75757560
Maryland70707055
Massachusetts65656555
Michigan65-70707055
Minnesota70656560
Mississippi70707065
Missouri70607065
Montana70-806565-7065-70
Nebraska75707065
Nevada80657070
New Hampshire65-70655555
New Jersey65556555
New Mexico75756555
New York65656555
North Carolina70707055
North Dakota75757065
Ohio70657055
Oklahoma75-80707070
Oregon65-70556565
Pennsylvania70707055
Rhode Island65555555
South Carolina70706055
South Dakota80807070
Tennessee70707065
Texas75-85757575
Utah75-80657565
Vermont65555050
Virginia70706555
Washington70-75606060
West Virginia70556555
Wisconsin70707055
Wyoming75-8075-807070

 

 

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