You don't have to speak Latin to know what a prima facie speed limit is. This fancy-sounding term really just means "on the face of it," and it represents a type of speed law where going over the ...
Staying under legal speed limits is one of the most basic things that drivers learn to do. However, there are times when there are no speed limit signs around, which can cause problems. That's because ...
Iowa’s new speed limit law is now in effect. Here's what Iowa drivers need to know about the changes. What is the new law? Gov. Kim Reynolds signed Senate File 378 into law on June 1, effectively ...
For the first time decades, Iowa is taking the brakes off its 55 mph speed limit. Gov. Kim Reynolds signed Senate File 378 into law on June 1, effectively raising the default speed limit in areas ...
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Iowa's new speed limit law is now in effect. Here's what Iowa drivers need to know about the changes. Reynolds said the higher ...
DUBUQUE, Iowa — Speed limits will increase on several Iowa roadways as the state begins implementing new legislation that raises the limit to 60 mph on rural state highways and paved county roads.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The speed limit along a 25-mile stretch of Interstate 70 has been dramatically reduced, bringing anticipated delays to drivers in parts of Jackson and Lafayette County for the next ...
ORANGE CITY, Iowa (KTIV) - Starting July 1, the speed limit on Iowa’s rural two-lane roads increases from 55 to 60 miles per hour. Specifically, the change will affect some U.S. highways, ...
A speed limit sign along County Road E26 west of Schleswig shows 55 mph. Beginning July 1, the speed limit increases to 60 mph on some Iowa highways and rural paved roads. Iowa's new 60 mph speed ...
One week after Iowa's new speed limit law took effect, state and county officials are continuing to update speed limit signs while also reminding drivers that not every rural road is changing from 55 ...
SCOTT COUNTY, Iowa. (KWQC) - Beginning Wednesday, Senate Bill 378 will take effect across Iowa. Drivers will see a change in the speed limit from the traditional 55 miles per hour to 60 miles per hour ...