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    Unless otherwise posted, what is the statutory speed limit in any Colorado business district?

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    Answer: A. Unless a different speed is posted on official signs, the statutory speed limit in any Colorado business district is 25 miles per hour. This speed limit is calibrated for dense urban commercial streets with frequent pedestrian foot traffic, delivery trucks, and parking maneuvers. Drivers must reduce speed below the posted limit whenever weather, congestion, or road hazards require greater stopping distance.

    Source: CO Driver Handbook — Speed: Business Districts (p. 12)

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    Unless otherwise posted, what is the statutory speed limit in any Colorado residence district?

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    Answer: A. The statutory speed limit in any Colorado residential district is 30 miles per hour unless official signs indicate a different limit. Residential neighborhoods have frequent child pedestrians, parked vehicles, bicyclists, and driveway traffic that necessitate cautious driving speeds. Drivers must always adjust their speed downward when driving on narrow residential roads or under poor weather conditions.

    Source: CO Driver Handbook — Speed: Residence Districts (p. 12)

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