Define 'Limited Speed'.

Define 'Limited Speed'.

• A. 30 mph
• B. 45 mph
• C. 15 mph
• D. 25 mph

Answer: (B)

Limited speed is a defined operating category where you move faster than when restricted but slower than normal track speed, chosen for conditions that aren’t perfect but don’t require full stop readiness. The commonly accepted maximum for limited speed is 45 mph, so you may not exceed that limit while maintaining the ability to stop within the range of vision and to react to any obstacle, signal, or track condition. If conditions worsen or signals demand, you must slow further, potentially to restricted speed. That’s why the 45 mph option is the correct choice.

Limited speed is a defined operating category where you move faster than when restricted but slower than normal track speed, chosen for conditions that aren’t perfect but don’t require full stop readiness. The commonly accepted maximum for limited speed is 45 mph, so you may not exceed that limit while maintaining the ability to stop within the range of vision and to react to any obstacle, signal, or track condition. If conditions worsen or signals demand, you must slow further, potentially to restricted speed. That’s why the 45 mph option is the correct choice.