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The speed limit in construction or work zones is

Correct answer

  • 50 mph.
  • set by various organizations.
  • 35 mph.

Explanation

There is no longer a set 35-mph speed limit in construction or work zones. The Department of Transportation, a local authority, a utility company, or a private contractor sets the speed limit. Fines are doubled for speeding in work zones.

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