Minnesota Permit Practice Test

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What is the maximum speed limit on a freeway or rural interstate in Minnesota?

60 mph
65 mph
70 mph
75 mph

The correct answer is: 70 mph

The maximum speed limit on a freeway or rural interstate in Minnesota is set at 70 mph. This speed limit is designed to balance safety and efficiency on highways, allowing drivers to travel at a higher speed while maintaining control of their vehicles. The 70 mph limit is particularly common on rural interstates, where fewer intersections and lower traffic density typically allow for safer higher-speed travel. Other speed limits in the options, such as 60 mph or 65 mph, may apply to specific zones or types of roads, but they are not the maximum allowed on freeways or rural interstates. The presence of the 75 mph limit in some states reflects local regulations and conditions but does not apply in Minnesota for highways as of the latest regulations. Understanding this specific speed limit is essential for safe and lawful driving in Minnesota's freeway system.