Guess the speed limit challenge

[sprjus4]

75 mph

[Roadgeekteen]

75 mph

Yes! TX 176.

[sprjus4]

Somebody else can post the next image.

[Roadgeekteen]

Somebody else can post the next image.

OK. I might post it because mine got guessed very quickly, but someone else can if they want to.

[Scott5114]

This is in the US, but you may have to think outside the box a little bit on this one. (It is divisible by 5, though.)

[Ketchup99]

Maybe it's a default? Let's go 65.

[Roadgeekteen]

This is in the US, but you may have to think outside the box a little bit on this one. (It is divisible by 5, though.)

55 MPH?

[sprjus4]

45 mph

[Scott5114]

Lower...

For reference, this road is twelve feet wide.

[jakeroot]

25

[andrepoiy]

30 MPH

[Henry]

15 MPH

[riiga]

20 mph

[webny99]

10 mph?

[Scott5114]

15 MPH

That's it!

[Henry]

15 MPH

That's it!

Can't believe I got that one right! Anyway, let's continue with this east-west thoroughfare north of Las Vegas:

[jakeroot]

^^
50? I suppose this one would be easy enough to find on GMaps, but I am resisting the urge

15 MPH

That's it!

Can't believe I got this one right!

Hell, I didn't realize 15 was even used anywhere. Here in Washington, limits below 20 are not permitted without a special grant of sorts. I think I've seen school zones of 15 in some states, but not regular roads.

[Scott5114]

^^
50? I suppose this one would be easy enough to find on GMaps, but I am resisting the urge

15 MPH

That's it!

Can't believe I got this one right!

Hell, I didn't realize 15 was even used anywhere. Here in Washington, limits below 20 are not permitted without a special grant of sorts. I think I've seen school zones of 15 in some states, but not regular roads.

If I remember correctly, the MUTCD doesn't allow speed limits under 20, thus my "think outside the box" hint on this one. The road is maintained by a homeowner's association (though it is a publicly-accessible road), so they don't particularly care what the MUTCD says.

[jakeroot]

Hell, I didn't realize 15 was even used anywhere. Here in Washington, limits below 20 are not permitted without a special grant of sorts. I think I've seen school zones of 15 in some states, but not regular roads.

If I remember correctly, the MUTCD doesn't allow speed limits under 20, thus my "think outside the box" hint on this one. The road is maintained by a homeowner's association (though it is a publicly-accessible road), so they don't particularly care what the MUTCD says.

I see.

So I guess that begs the question of what is permitted in this thread. I would have assumed the spirit of the thread would be roads that were set by a local government of sorts. I wouldn't personally extend that to HOAs or shopping center operators, but maybe roadgeekteen is fine with it.

Now, that said, if someone posts a parking lot with a speed limit of 50: that's cool!

[Roadgeekteen]

Hell, I didn't realize 15 was even used anywhere. Here in Washington, limits below 20 are not permitted without a special grant of sorts. I think I've seen school zones of 15 in some states, but not regular roads.

If I remember correctly, the MUTCD doesn't allow speed limits under 20, thus my "think outside the box" hint on this one. The road is maintained by a homeowner's association (though it is a publicly-accessible road), so they don't particularly care what the MUTCD says.

I see.

So I guess that begs the question of what is permitted in this thread. I would have assumed the spirit of the thread would be roads that were set by a local government of sorts. I wouldn't personally extend that to HOAs or shopping center operators, but maybe roadgeekteen is fine with it.

Now, that said, if someone posts a parking lot with a speed limit of 50: that's cool!

I'm fine with any road as long as the speed limit is divisible by 5.

[Ketchup99]

15 MPH

That's it!

Can't believe I got that one right! Anyway, let's continue with this east-west thoroughfare north of Las Vegas:

45?

[SkyPesos]

35 mph?

[mrsman]

This is in the US, but you may have to think outside the box a little bit on this one. (It is divisible by 5, though.)

55 MPH?

Where is this?

[Roadgeekteen]

15 MPH

That's it!

Can't believe I got that one right! Anyway, let's continue with this east-west thoroughfare north of Las Vegas:

Not the best move having road signs in the picture...

[Henry]

35 mph?

Winner winner, chicken dinner! You're up next.