Illinois SB2112 allows local authorities to set lower speed limits in urban and residential areas.

Illinois SB2112 amends the Illinois Vehicle Code to allow park districts, cities, villages, and incorporated towns to establish lower speed limits within their jurisdictions. Urban districts can see limits reduced to a minimum of 10 miles per hour, while residential areas can have limits set as low as 15 miles per hour. The county board can also establish lower speed limits on county highways, township roads, and district roads, with a minimum limit of 35 miles per hour outside urban districts. The bill also limits the difference between adjacent altered speed zones to 15 miles per hour.

Illinois SB2112 allows local authorities to set lower speed limits in urban and residential areas.

Illinois SB2112 amends the Illinois Vehicle Code to allow park districts, cities, villages, and incorporated towns to establish lower speed limits within their jurisdictions. Urban districts can see limits reduced to a minimum of 10 miles per hour, while residential areas can have limits set as low as 15 miles per hour. The county board can also establish lower speed limits on county highways, township roads, and district roads, with a minimum limit of 35 miles per hour outside urban districts. The bill also limits the difference between adjacent altered speed zones to 15 miles per hour.