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Under Tennessee law, the maximum speed limit on interstate highways is

Correct answer

  • 40 mph.
  • 50 mph.
  • 80 mph.

Explanation

Under Tennessee law, the maximum speed limit on interstate highways in the state is 70 mph. However, the speed limit can be as low as 55 mph on some sections of interstate highway in congested urban areas.

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