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MD TRANSPORTATION 21-801-1

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MD TRANSPORTATION 21-801-1

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Maryland Transportation Code Section 21-801.1 (2024) - Maximum Limits (a) Unless there is a special danger that requires a lower speed to comply with § 21-801 of this subtitle, the limits specified in this section or otherwise established under this subtitle are maximum lawful speeds. A person may not drive a vehicle on a highway at a speed that exceeds these limits. (b) Except as otherwise provided in this section, the maximum speed limits are: (1) 15 miles per hour in alleys in Baltimore County; (2) 30 miles per hour on: (i) All highways in a business district; and (ii) Undivided highways in a residential district; (3) 35 miles per hour on divided highways in a residential district; (4) 50 miles per hour on undivided highways in other locations; and (5) 55 miles per hour on divided high...

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