Montana HB312 revises speed limit laws, increasing daytime and nighttime speed limits on expanded national highways and modifying insurance company.
Montana HB312 revises speed limit laws by increasing daytime and nighttime speed limits on national highways that have been expanded to four lanes, except in special speed zones. The bill sets the speed limit at 80 miles per hour for interstate highways outside urbanized areas and 65 miles per hour within urbanized areas. It also raises the speed limit on expanded national highways to 75 miles per hour during the daytime and 70 miles per hour at night.
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