Which violation describes speed over the state speed limit?

Which violation describes speed over the state speed limit?

• A. Speed not reasonable/prudent
• B. Speeding in school zone
• C. Speed over state limit
• D. Insufficient notice of turn signal (less than 100ft)

Answer: (C)

Exceeding the posted speed limit is a straightforward speeding violation. The law sets a maximum speed on each roadway, and driving faster than that limit is illegal, regardless of conditions. Therefore, the violation described as speed over the state limit best matches this scenario. The other phrases describe different rules: driving at a speed not reasonable or prudent refers to speeds unsafe for the current conditions (which can be under the limit), speeding in a school zone applies only within school zones, and insufficient notice of a turn signal is about signaling timing, not speed.

Exceeding the posted speed limit is a straightforward speeding violation. The law sets a maximum speed on each roadway, and driving faster than that limit is illegal, regardless of conditions. Therefore, the violation described as speed over the state limit best matches this scenario.

The other phrases describe different rules: driving at a speed not reasonable or prudent refers to speeds unsafe for the current conditions (which can be under the limit), speeding in a school zone applies only within school zones, and insufficient notice of a turn signal is about signaling timing, not speed.