Question

1. in arkansas, when can you legally exceed the posted speed limit?

a. when driving in the left most lane on a freeway.
b. when passing someone legally.
c. in an emergency.
d. never

1. in arkansas, what is the maximum speed limit on county roads if the speed limit is not posted?

a. 35 mph.
b. 40 mph.
c. 45 mph.
d. 50 mph.

1. what is required to legally park in an accessible (handicapped) parking space?

a. disabled license plate or placard (special certificate).
b. owner of disabled tag must be in vehicle.
c. both \a\ & \b.\
d. anybody can park there for 5 minutes or less.

Explanation:

1. In Arkansas, speed limits are generally set for safety and must be adhered to. The only time it is legal to exceed the speed - limit is in an emergency situation where it may be necessary to get help or avoid a greater danger.
2. In Arkansas, when the speed limit is not posted on county roads, the maximum speed limit is 50 mph.
3. To legally park in an accessible (handicapped) parking space, one must have a Disabled License Plate or Placard (special certificate), and the owner of the disabled tag must be in the vehicle.

Answer:

1. C. In an emergency.
2. D. 50 mph.
3. C. Both "A" & "B."