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What is the typical maximum speed limit on major provincial highways in British Columbia where not otherwise posted?
Under British Columbia Motor Vehicle Act regulations and the ICBC guide, the standard unposted speed limit for major provincial highways is 100 km/h. While the
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Question: What is the typical maximum speed limit on major provincial highways in British Columbia where not otherwise posted?
Answer options:
- 80 km/h
- 90 km/h ✅ 100 km/h
- 120 km/h
Correct answer: 100 km/h
Explanation: Under British Columbia Motor Vehicle Act regulations and the ICBC guide, the standard unposted speed limit for major provincial highways is 100 km/h. While the general unposted limit for secondary rural roads is 80 km/h, major highways are designed for faster transit. The incorrect option of 120 km/h is only permitted where specifically posted on designated high-speed freeways, and 90 km/h is not a standard statutory default in the province. Class 7 exam candidates must memorize these unposted speed limits because questions frequently test the distinction between municipal zones (50 km/h), rural roads (80 km/h), and major provincial highways (100 km/h).
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