Unless otherwise posted it is 30 miles per hour in a residential street.

• Default Residential Speed Limit: In the absence of posted speed limit signs, the default speed limit on a residential street is typically 30 miles per hour.

• Safe Speed Consideration: Adhering to this speed limit promotes safety in residential neighborhoods, where pedestrians, children, and other road users may be present. It reduces the risk of accidents and allows for timely reactions to unexpected situations.

  Unless otherwise posted it is 15 miles per hour in a school zone.

• School Zone Speed Limit: When entering a school zone, there is a designated speed limit that drivers must adhere to.

• Speed Limit Value: Unless otherwise posted, the speed limit in a school zone is generally 15 miles per hour. High schools are often 25.

• Safety Emphasis: This reduced speed limit prioritizes the safety of schoolchildren and encourages drivers to exercise heightened caution and vigilance in areas where students are present.

  Most accidents occur from a lack of attention and driving too fast.

• Attention and Speed as Key Factors: Understanding the primary causes of accidents is crucial for promoting safe driving practices.

• Lack of Attention: Many accidents occur due to drivers not paying adequate attention to the road, distractions, or inattentive driving behaviors.

• Excessive Speed: Driving above the speed limit or too fast for road conditions can lead to reduced reaction times, loss of control, and an increased likelihood of accidents.