Iowa SF212 reduces speed limits on unpaved secondary roads to 45 mph and allows temporary overlays on speed limit signs.

Iowa SF212 modifies the speed limit on unpaved secondary roads under county jurisdiction to a maximum of 45 miles per hour, regardless of the time of day. The bill allows counties to use nonpermanent overlays or stickers on existing speed limit signs to reflect the new limit until permanent signs are installed. The speed limits are determined by the county board of supervisors based on engineering and traffic investigations. Exceeding these limits results in fines ranging from $30 to $135, depending on the degree of the speed violation.

Iowa SF212 reduces speed limits on unpaved secondary roads to 45 mph and allows temporary overlays on speed limit signs.

Iowa SF212 modifies the speed limit on unpaved secondary roads under county jurisdiction to a maximum of 45 miles per hour, regardless of the time of day. The bill allows counties to use nonpermanent overlays or stickers on existing speed limit signs to reflect the new limit until permanent signs are installed. The speed limits are determined by the county board of supervisors based on engineering and traffic investigations. Exceeding these limits results in fines ranging from $30 to $135, depending on the degree of the speed violation.