Not really enough specific information is given to answer further than in general terms; USUALLY - unposted residential speed limits are 25 MPH. The street in question may have some unique quality that requires a lower limit.
The speed limit on a residential dead-end street with an adjoining alley is typically 25 mph unless otherwise posted. It's important to always obey posted speed limit signs and drive cautiously in residential areas to ensure the safety of residents and pedestrians.
slow enough so you don't bottom out your car and stop suddenly for random people/objects
Please be more specific in your question. Speed limits vary both by country and by specific circumstance e.g near a school, a hospital, sheltered housing etc.
25 miles per hour
Varies by state. Usually 25 to 35 MPH.
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The speed limit will vary depending upon the city you are in and the exact street you are on. Many residential streets have 25 mph speed limits.
According to the California DMV, the speed limit in any alley is 15 MPH. This question is on nearly all the practice tests for the driver license.
According to the California DMV, the speed limit in any alley is 15 MPH. This question is on nearly all the practice tests for the driver license.
There is no such thing as a "residential highway."If you are speaking of a residential street - the usual speed in urban and suburban areas, unless otherwise posted, is 25 miles per hour.
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the car that is doing 30 miles over the limit still has the right of way.
the new jersey speed limit is 25mph.. -&+nay'vixenn
25 MPH
It depends. If it isn't a cop hotspot then it is at your discretion. I can't tell you how fast to drive. Only you know how fast you can go confidently. Also it is common courtesy to go 1 under the limit in residential areas.
25
Varies by jurisdiction. Ultimately, it will be whatever speed limit is posted.
The speed limit, conditions permitting. Driving slow only serves to aggravate those stuck behind you.