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    Under Nevada's Basic Speed Rule, at what speed are you legally required to drive?

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    Answer: C. Nevada's Basic Speed Rule requires motorists to drive at a reasonable and proper speed, taking into account traffic amount and type, weather conditions, visibility, road surface condition, and roadway width. Depending on adverse conditions, a safe speed may be considerably less than the posted limit. During adverse conditions such as heavy rainfall, ice, or blowing sand, traveling at the posted speed limit can be considered reckless and unlawful driving.

    Source: Nevada Driver's Handbook — Chapter 3: Driving Safely (p. 35)

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    Unless otherwise posted, what is the speed limit in an active Nevada school zone or school crossing?

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    Answer: B. Under Nevada traffic law, the speed limit in school zones and active school crossings is 15 miles per hour when children are present, during posted hours, or when warning beacons are flashing. Motorists must pay close attention to crossing guards and children entering crosswalks. U-turns and overtaking other vehicles are strictly prohibited within active school zones from the first school speed limit sign to the end school zone sign.

    Source: Nevada Driver's Handbook — Chapter 3: Driving Safely (p. 35)

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