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    What does Utah's Basic Speed Law require of every motorist?

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    Answer: B. Utah's Basic Speed Law states that no person shall operate a motor vehicle at a speed greater than is reasonable and prudent under existing conditions, hazards, and roadway circumstances. Regardless of the posted limit, drivers must adjust speed for weather, traffic, and visibility. The handbook adds that when there is no sign and no special hazard, 25 mph is permitted in any business or residential area.

    Source: Utah Driver Handbook — Section 9: Rules of the Road (p. 44)

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    Unless otherwise posted, what is the speed limit in an active Utah school zone when children are present or lights are flashing?

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    Answer: D. Under Utah law, the speed limit in school zones is 20 miles per hour when children are arriving, departing, during recess, or whenever flashing yellow warning beacons are activated. Drivers must slow down and remain vigilant for children crossing. The handbook lists 25 mph for business or residential areas and 55 mph on major highways, as posted.

    Source: Utah Driver Handbook — Section 9: Rules of the Road (p. 44)

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