Utah Permit Test (DLD Knowledge Test) — All Questions

Unless otherwise posted, the speed limit in a Utah residential area is commonly:

• a.15 mph
• b.25 mph✓
• c.40 mph
• d.55 mph

Residential and urban districts default to about 25 mph unless a sign posts a different limit. (Utah Driver Handbook, speed limits)

Utah's basic speed rule means you must:

• a.Always drive the posted maximum
• b.Keep up with the fastest traffic
• c.Drive at a speed that is reasonable and prudent for conditions✓
• d.Drive five miles under the limit at all times

The basic speed rule requires a safe speed for actual conditions, which may be below the posted limit. (Utah Driver Handbook, speed)

On snowy, icy, or rain-slick roads you should:

• a.Reduce speed and increase your following distance✓
• b.Keep your normal speed
• c.Use cruise control on ice
• d.Brake hard to test traction

Reduced traction and visibility call for slower speeds and more space to stop. (Utah Driver Handbook, adjusting to conditions)

The highest speed limit posted on some Utah rural interstate sections is:

• a.55 mph
• b.65 mph
• c.70 mph
• d.80 mph✓

Utah posts up to 80 mph on certain rural interstate segments; always obey the posted sign, which sets the legal maximum. (Utah Driver Handbook, speed limits)