Traveling unreasonably fast leads to a ticket when the posted speed is under what limit?

Traveling unreasonably fast leads to a ticket when the posted speed is under what limit?

• A. Under 60
• B. Under 70
• C. Under 65
• D. Under 75

Answer: (C)

Unreasonable speed means driving at a pace that isn’t safe for the current road and conditions, even if you stay under the posted limit. The rule referenced here is that this kind of ticket can apply when the posted limit is below 65 mph. So if the speed limit on a road is under 65, you can be cited for traveling too fast for the conditions even without exceeding the limit. The other numbers don’t match that boundary, which is why the option describing speeds under 65 mph is the right one.

Unreasonable speed means driving at a pace that isn’t safe for the current road and conditions, even if you stay under the posted limit. The rule referenced here is that this kind of ticket can apply when the posted limit is below 65 mph. So if the speed limit on a road is under 65, you can be cited for traveling too fast for the conditions even without exceeding the limit. The other numbers don’t match that boundary, which is why the option describing speeds under 65 mph is the right one.