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South Dakota Administrative Rules › Title 70 - Department of Transportation › Article 70:01 - Administration - Highway Safety Signs and Notices › Chapter 70:01:02 - Speed limits › Section 70:01:02:36 - Hughes County

Current through Register Vol. 51, page 10, July 15, 2024
The following are the maximum speeds on certain highways in Hughes County:
(1) The roads within the limits of the Oahe Dam Project in Hughes County, 50 miles per hour, 35 miles per hour, or 20 miles per hour, as posted;
(2) U.S. Highway 14 and U.S. Highway 83 in Pierre beginning at the junction with State Trunk Highway 34, then northeasterly to Fourth Street, 30 miles per hour; then northeasterly for 0.65 mile, 35 miles per hour; then northeasterly for 3.2 miles, 55 miles per hour;
(3) U.S. Highway 14 beginning 0.3 mile west of the section line common to sections 8 and 9, township 112 north, range 76 west of the fifth principal meridian in the city of Blunt, then east for 0.6 mile, 45 miles per hour;
(4) U.S. Highway 14 and U.S. Highway 83 Truck Bypass in Pierre beginning at the junction with State Trunk Highway 34, then north for 2.19 miles, 35 miles per hour; then north to its junction with U.S. Highway 14 and U.S. Highway 83, 45 miles per hour;
(5) Cow-Spring Creek Recreation Area Roads beginning at the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Take Line and extending throughout the entire recreation area, 35 miles per hour or 20 miles per hour, as posted;
(6) LaFramboise Island Recreation Area Road beginning at the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers take line and extending south on the traveled roads throughout the entire area within the limits of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers take line, 25 miles per hour;
(7) East Shore Recreation Area Road beginning at its junction with S. D. Highway 1804 in section 23, township 112 north, range 80 west of the fifth principal meridian and extending southwesterly throughout the entire East Shore Access Area, 25 miles per hour;
(8) U.S. Highway 14, U.S. Highway 83, and State Trunk Highway 34 beginning at the east end of the Missouri River Bridge in Pierre, then southeasterly to Henry Street, 35 miles per hour; then east to Pierre Street, 30 miles per hour; then east on State Trunk Highway 34 to Pawnee Street, 30 miles per hour; then east to Roosevelt Avenue, 35 miles per hour; then east for 0.20 mile, 45 miles per hour; then east for 1.57 miles, 55 miles per hour;
(9) State Trunk Highway 1804 in Pierre beginning at the junction with U.S. Highway 14 and U.S. Highway 83, then northerly for 0.25 mile, 35 miles per hour; then northerly for 0.55 mile, 45 miles per hour; then northerly for 6.43 7.45 miles, 55 miles per hour;
(10) State Trunk Highway 204 beginning at the Hughes-Stanley county line, then northeasterly to its junction with State Trunk Highway 1804, 55 miles per hour;
(11) U.S. Highway 14 beginning 0.2 mile west of 321 Avenue, then east for 0.76 mile, 55 miles per hour.
General Authority:
SDCL  32-25-7.
Law Implemented:
SDCL  32-25-7.
South Dakota Administrative Rules › Title 70 - Department of Transportation › Article 70:01 - Administration - Highway Safety Signs and Notices › Chapter 70:01:02 - Speed limits › Section 70:01:02:37 - Hutchinson County

Current through Register Vol. 51, page 10, July 15, 2024
The following are the maximum speeds on certain highways in Hutchinson County:
(1) U.S. Highway 18 beginning 0.39 mile west of Hutchinson County Highway 13, then east 0.16 mile, 50 miles per hour; then easterly through Menno and ending 0.42 mile east of Hutchinson County Highway 13, 35 miles per hour; then east 0.2 mile, 50 miles per hour;
(2) U.S. Highway 18 beginning 1.84 miles east of the junction with State Trunk Highway 25 South, then east 0.13 mile, 50 miles per hour; then east 0.39 mile through Olivet, 35 miles per hour; then east 0.11 mile, 50 miles per hour;
(3) State Trunk Highway 37 beginning 0.3 mile south of the intersection with State Trunk Highway 44, then north for 1.3 miles through Parkston, 45 miles per hour;
(4) U.S. Highway 81 beginning 0.42 mile north of the North County Road in Freeman, then south 0.42 mile, 55 miles per hour; then south for 1.05 miles, 45 miles per hour; then south 0.22 mile, 55 miles per hour;
(5) State Trunk Highway 37A beginning 0.65 mile south of the railroad crossing in Tripp, then north for 0.3 mile, 35 miles per hour; then north for 1.15 miles, 25 miles per hour; then north for 0.15 mile, 35 miles per hour;
(6) State Trunk Highway 44 beginning 0.4 mile west of the intersection with State Trunk Highway 37, then east for 1.44 miles through Parkston, 45 miles per hour.
General Authority:
SDCL  32-25-7.
Law Implemented:
SDCL  32-25-7.
South Dakota Administrative Rules › Title 70 - Department of Transportation › Article 70:01 - Administration - Highway Safety Signs and Notices › Chapter 70:01:02 - Speed limits › Section 70:01:02:38 - Hyde County

Current through Register Vol. 51, page 10, July 15, 2024
The following are the maximum speeds on certain highways in Hyde County:
(1) State Trunk Highway 47 beginning 0.2 mile north of the junction of U.S. Highway 14, then south 0.2 mile, 45 miles per hour; then south for 0.3 mile, 40 miles per hour; then south for 0.7 mile, 30 miles per hour; then south for 0.2 mile, 45 miles per hour;
(2) U.S. Highway 14 in Highmore, beginning 0.3 mile west of the junction with State Trunk Highway 47, then east for 0.81 mile, 45 miles per hour.
General Authority:
SDCL  32-25-7.
Law Implemented:
SDCL  32-25-7.
South Dakota Administrative Rules › Title 70 - Department of Transportation › Article 70:01 - Administration - Highway Safety Signs and Notices › Chapter 70:01:02 - Speed limits › Section 70:01:02:39 - Jackson County

Current through Register Vol. 51, page 10, July 15, 2024
The following are the maximum speeds on certain highways in Jackson County:
(1) Interstate Highway 90 Business Loop beginning at the west city limits of Kadoka and ending at the east city limits, 45 miles per hour;
(2) State Trunk Highway 73 beginning 0.5 mile north of its junction with State Trunk Highway 248, then south 0.8 mile, 30 miles per hour; then south 0.2 mile, 45 miles per hour;
(3) State Trunk Highway 63 beginning at Railway Street in Belvidere, then south 0.35 mile, 30 miles per hour;
(4) State Trunk Highway 44 beginning at its junction with State Trunk Highway 73, then southwesterly 7.7 miles, 55 miles per hour; then south 0.6 mile, 30 miles per hour; then west to the junction of State Trunk Highway 44 and State Trunk Highway 377, 55 miles per hour; then westerly 0.43 mile, 40 miles per hour; then westerly 0.2 mile, 55 miles per hour;
(5) State Trunk Highway 73 beginning 500 feet south of the southeast corner of section 6, township 40 north, range 35 west of the sixth principal meridian and ending 800 feet north of the southeast corner of section 6, township 40 north, range 35 west of the sixth principal meridian, 45 miles per hour;
(6) State Trunk Highway 377 beginning at the south Badlands National Park boundary, then south for 0.2 mile, 45 miles per hour; then southwesterly 1.03 miles, 55 miles per hour; then southwesterly to its junction with State Trunk Highway 44, 40 miles per hour;
(7) State Trunk Highway 240 beginning at the north Badlands National Park boundary, then north for 0.2 mile, 45 miles per hour; then north to its junction with Interstate Highway 90, 55 miles per hour;
(8) State Trunk Highway 248 beginning at its junction with State Trunk Highway 240, then east 18.61 miles to the west city limits of Kadoka, 55 miles per hour;
(9) State Trunk Highway 248 beginning at the east city limits of Kadoka, then east to the Jackson-Jones county line, 55 miles per hour;
(10) State Trunk Highway 63 beginning at the Jackson-Mellette county line, then north to 0.35 mile south of Railway Street in Belvidere, 55 miles per hour;
(11) Repealed.
General Authority:
SDCL  32-25-7.
Law Implemented:
SDCL  32-25-7.
South Dakota Administrative Rules › Title 70 - Department of Transportation › Article 70:01 - Administration - Highway Safety Signs and Notices › Chapter 70:01:02 - Speed limits › Section 70:01:02:40 - Jerauld County

Current through Register Vol. 51, page 10, July 15, 2024
The following are the maximum speeds on certain highways in Jerauld County:
(1) State Trunk Highway 34 beginning at a point 0.35 mile west of the intersection with Dakota Avenue in Wessington Springs, then east for 0.5 mile, 50 miles per hour;
(2) State Trunk Highway 224 beginning 0.4 mile west of the railroad crossing in Alpena, then east 0.5 mile, 45 miles per hour.
General Authority:
SDCL  32-25-7.
Law Implemented:
SDCL  32-25-7.
South Dakota Administrative Rules › Title 70 - Department of Transportation › Article 70:01 - Administration - Highway Safety Signs and Notices › Chapter 70:01:02 - Speed limits › Section 70:01:02:41 - Jones County

Current through Register Vol. 51, page 10, July 15, 2024
The following are the maximum speeds on certain highways in Jones County:
(1) State Trunk Highway 248 and Interstate Highway 90 Business Loop beginning 0.2 mile east of the section line common to sections 12 and 7, township 2 south, range 28 east of the Black Hills meridian in Murdo, then west for 0.9 mile, 35 miles per hour; then west for 0.15 mile, 40 miles per hour;
(2) U.S. Highway 83 and Interstate Highway 90 Business Loop beginning at its junction with State Trunk Highway 248 in Murdo, then south for 0.4 mile, 35 miles per hour;
(3) State Trunk Highway 248 beginning at the Jones-Jackson county line, then east to 0.2 mile east of the section line common to sections 12 and 7, township 2 south, range 28 east of the Black Hills meridian in Murdo, 55 miles per hour;
(4) State Trunk Highway 248 beginning 0.2 mile east of the section line common to sections 12 and 7, township 2 south, range 28 east of the Black Hills meridian in Murdo, then east to 0.15 mile east of the section line common to sections 32 and 33, township 1 south, range 30 east of the Black Hills meridian, 55 miles per hour, then east for 0.5 mile, 45 miles per hour; then east to the Jones-Lyman county line, 55 miles per hour.
General Authority:
SDCL  32-25-7.
Law Implemented:
SDCL  32-25-7.
South Dakota Administrative Rules › Title 70 - Department of Transportation › Article 70:01 - Administration - Highway Safety Signs and Notices › Chapter 70:01:02 - Speed limits › Section 70:01:02:42 - Kingsbury County

Current through Register Vol. 51, page 10, July 15, 2024
The following are the maximum speeds on certain highways in Kingsbury County:
(1) U.S. Highway 14 in Lake Preston beginning 2,000 feet west of Main Avenue, then east for 1,050 feet, 45 miles per hour; then east for 3,400 feet, 30 miles per hour; then east for 1,000 feet, 45 miles per hour;
(2) U.S. Highway 14 in Arlington beginning 0.4 mile south of the north junction of U.S. Highway 14 and U.S. Highway 81, then north 0.3 mile, 40 miles per hour; then north and west for 0.82 mile, 30 miles per hour; then west for 0.2 mile, 40 miles per hour;
(3) U.S. Highway 14 beginning at the east Beadle County line in Iroquois, then east for 1,450 feet, 45 miles per hour;
(4) U.S. Highway 14 in DeSmet beginning 0.70 mile west of its junction with State Trunk Highway 25, then east for 0.19 mile, 45 miles per hour; then east for 0.85 mile, 30 miles per hour; then east for 0.19 mile, 45 miles per hour;
(5) Repealed;
(6) U.S. Highway 81 in Arlington beginning 0.75 mile north of the junction of U.S. Highway 14 and U.S. Highway 81, then south for 0.2 mile, 45 miles per hour; then south, ending at that junction, 35 miles per hour;
(7) State Trunk Highway 25 in DeSmet beginning at a point 0.9 mile north of U.S. Highway 14, then south for 0.2 mile, 50 miles per hour; then south for 1.0 mile, 30 miles per hour; then south for 0.21 mile, 50 miles per hour.
General Authority:
SDCL  32-25-7.
Law Implemented:
SDCL  32-25-7.
South Dakota Administrative Rules › Title 70 - Department of Transportation › Article 70:01 - Administration - Highway Safety Signs and Notices › Chapter 70:01:02 - Speed limits › Section 70:01:02:43 - Lake County

Current through Register Vol. 51, page 10, July 15, 2024
The following are the maximum speeds on certain highways in Lake County:
(1) State Trunk Highway 34 beginning at the east junction with U.S. Highway 81, then east through Madison for 1.0 mile to the intersection with Washington Avenue and then south for 1.0 mile to the intersection with 10th Street SE, 30 miles per hour; then east for 0.17 mile, 30 miles per hour; then southeast 1.05 miles, 55 miles per hour;
(2) Repealed;
(3) Repealed;
(4) U.S. Highway 81 beginning 2.54 miles west of the junction with State Trunk Highway 34 in Madison then east for 1.44 miles, 55 miles per hour; then east for 0.6 mile, 45 miles per hour; then east for 0.5 mile, 35 miles per hour; then north for 0.59 mile, 50 miles per hour;
(5) U.S. Highway 81 beginning 0.17 mile west of the east intersection with 448th Avenue in Junius, then east for 0.48 mile, 45 miles per hour.
General Authority:
SDCL  32-25-7.
Law Implemented:
SDCL  32-25-7.
South Dakota Administrative Rules › Title 70 - Department of Transportation › Article 70:01 - Administration - Highway Safety Signs and Notices › Chapter 70:01:02 - Speed limits › Section 70:01:02:45 - Lyman County

Current through Register Vol. 51, page 10, July 15, 2024
The following are the maximum speeds on certain highways in Lyman County:
(1) State Trunk Highway 248 beginning at the west city limits of Presho and ending at the east city limits, 45 miles per hour;
(2) Interstate Highway 90 westbound lane frontage road and adjoining Interstate Highway 90 business loop beginning 1.2 miles west of Exit 260 crossroad at Oacoma, then easterly for 1.0 mile, 50 miles per hour; then easterly for 1.0 mile, 40 miles per hour; then easterly to the east Lyman County line, 50 miles per hour;
(3) State Trunk Highway 47 beginning 0.1 mile south and 360 feet west of the northeast corner of section 34, township 107 north, range 72 west of the fifth principal meridian in Lyman County, then north and northwesterly to the northeast boundary of Lyman County, 45 miles per hour;
(4) State Trunk Highway 248 beginning at the Lyman-Jones county line, then east to the west city limits of Presho, 15.68 miles, 55 miles per hour;
(5) State Trunk Highway 248 beginning at the east city limits of Presho, then east to its junction with State Trunk Highway 47, 55 miles per hour;
(6) State Trunk Highway 47 beginning at its junction with Interstate Highway 90, then north and west to its junction with State Trunk Highway 248, 55 miles per hour; then north 0.58 miles, 45 miles per hour;
(7) State Trunk Highway 53 beginning at the Lyman-Mellette county line, then north to its junction with Interstate Highway 90, 55 miles per hour;
(8) State Trunk Highway 273 beginning at its junction with Interstate Highway 90, then north 1.03 miles, 35 miles per hour; then north 0.2 mile, 45 miles per hour;
(9) U.S. Highway 83 beginning at its junction with Interstate Highway 90, then north for 0.55 mile, 55 miles per hour; then north for 0.53 mile, 65 miles per hour; then north to the Stanley County line, 70 miles per hour.
General Authority:
SDCL  32-25-7,  32-25-7.1.
Law Implemented:
SDCL  32-25-7,  32-25-7.1.
South Dakota Administrative Rules › Title 70 - Department of Transportation › Article 70:01 - Administration - Highway Safety Signs and Notices › Chapter 70:01:02 - Speed limits › Section 70:01:02:46 - McCook County

Current through Register Vol. 51, page 10, July 15, 2024
The following are the maximum speeds on certain highways in McCook County:
(1) State Trunk Highway 262 beginning at the intersection with State Trunk Highway 42, then northwesterly for 0.90 mile through Bridgewater, 30 miles per hour; then northwesterly for 0.2 mile, 45 miles per hour;
(2) State Trunk Highway 38 beginning 0.5 mile west of the intersection with U.S. Highway 81 at Salem and ending 0.6 mile east of that intersection, 45 miles per hour;
(3) U.S. Highway 81 beginning 0.2 mile south of the intersection with State Highway 38, then 0.2 mile north to that intersection, 45 miles per hour; then north for 1 mile through Salem, 30 miles per hour; then north for 0.2 mile, 45 miles per hour;
(4) State Trunk Highway 42 beginning at a point 0.30 mile east of the intersection with State Trunk Highway 262, then west for 0.20 mile, 45 miles per hour; then northwesterly for 0.10 mile to the intersection with State Trunk Highway 262, 30 miles per hour; then west for 0.33 mile through Bridgewater, 45 miles per hour;
(5) State Trunk Highway 38 beginning 0.25 mile east of the intersection with First Street in Montrose, then west 0.80 mile, 55 miles per hour.
General Authority:
SDCL  32-25-7.
Law Implemented:
SDCL  32-25-7.
South Dakota Administrative Rules › Title 70 - Department of Transportation › Article 70:01 - Administration - Highway Safety Signs and Notices › Chapter 70:01:02 - Speed limits › Section 70:01:02:47 - McPherson County

Current through Register Vol. 51, page 10, July 15, 2024
The following are the maximum speeds on certain highways in McPherson County:
(1) State Trunk Highway 10 and State Trunk Highway 45 beginning 0.19 mile east of the junction of State Trunk Highway 10 and State Trunk Highway 45 in Leola, then west for 0.15 mile, 45 miles per hour; then west for 0.99 mile, 30 miles per hour; then west for 0.15 mile, 45 miles per hour;
(2) State Trunk Highway 10 beginning 0.25 mile east of the east junction of State Trunk Highway 47 and State Trunk Highway 10 in Eureka, then west 0.25 mile, 40 miles per hour; then west 1 mile, 30 miles per hour; then west 0.2 mile, 45 miles per hour;
(3) State Trunk Highway 47 in Eureka beginning at its junction with State Trunk Highway 10, then north for 0.58 mile, 35 miles per hour; then north to the North Dakota state line, 55 miles per hour;
(4) State Trunk Highway 45 in Leola beginning at the junction of State Highway 45 and State Highway 10, then south for 0.35 mile, 30 miles per hour; then south for 0.21 mile, 45 miles per hour;
(5) State Trunk Highway 45 beginning at the west junction of State Trunk Highway 10 and State Trunk Highway 45, then north to the North Dakota state line, 55 miles per hour;
(6) State Trunk Highway 247 beginning at the Edmunds-McPherson county line, then north to the junction of State Trunk Highway 10, 55 miles per hour.
General Authority:
SDCL  32-25-7.
Law Implemented:
SDCL  32-25-7.
South Dakota Administrative Rules › Title 70 - Department of Transportation › Article 70:01 - Administration - Highway Safety Signs and Notices › Chapter 70:01:02 - Speed limits › Section 70:01:02:48 - Marshall County

Current through Register Vol. 51, page 10, July 15, 2024
The following are the maximum speeds on certain highways in Marshall County:
(1) State Trunk Highway 27 beginning 0.22 mile east of the intersection of State Trunk Highway 27 and east Front Street in Langford, then west 0.14 mile, 40 miles per hour; then west to the intersection, 30 miles per hour; then south from the intersection 0.11 mile, 30 miles per hour; then south 0.14 mile, 45 miles per hour;
(2) State Trunk Highway 10 beginning 1.19 mile west of the junction of State Trunk Highway 10 and State Trunk Highway 27 in Britton, then east for 0.2 mile, 55 miles per hour; then east for 0.4 mile, 40 miles per hour; then east for 1.05 miles, 30 miles per hour; then east for 0.13 mile, 45 miles per hour; then east for 0.87 mile, 55 miles per hour;
(3) State Trunk Highway 27 in Britton beginning at the junction of State Trunk Highway 27 and State Trunk Highway 10, then south from the junction for 0.52 mile, 30 miles per hour; then south for 0.20 mile, 50 miles per hour;
(4) State Trunk Highway 25 in Veblen beginning 0.31 mile west of the junction of State Trunk Highway 25 and Marshall County Highway 1, then east for 0.20 mile, 50 miles per hour; than east for 0.64 mile, 30 miles per hour; then east for 0.20 mile, 50 miles per hour.
General Authority:
SDCL  32-25-7.
Law Implemented:
SDCL  32-25-7.
South Dakota Administrative Rules › Title 70 - Department of Transportation › Article 70:01 - Administration - Highway Safety Signs and Notices › Chapter 70:01:02 - Speed limits › Section 70:01:02:50 - Mellette County

Current through Register Vol. 51, page 10, July 15, 2024
The following are the maximum speeds on certain highways in Mellette County:
(1) State Trunk Highway 44 beginning 0.05 mile west of Second Street in Wood, then east to Second Street, then south along Second Street to Main Street, then east along Main Street to First Street, then south along First Street to the south boundary of section 25, township 41 north, range 27 west of the sixth principal meridian, then east for 400 feet, 25 miles per hour;
(2) Taft Street beginning at the north junction of Taft Street and U.S. Highway 83 in White River, then south to the south junction of Taft Street and U.S. Highway 83, 30 miles per hour;
(3) State Trunk Highway 63 beginning at the townsite of Norris 0.2 mile north of the quarter corner common to sections 2 and 3, township 40 north, range 33 west of the sixth principal meridian, then south 0.4 mile, 30 miles per hour; then east and south to the Mellette-Todd county line, 55 miles per hour;
(4) U.S. Highway 83 beginning 0.4 mile south of the north junction of U.S. Highway 83 and State Trunk Highway 44 in White River, then north on U.S. Highway 83 for 0.2 mile, 45 miles per hour; then north for 0.7 mile, 35 miles per hour; then north for 0.2 mile, 45 miles per hour;
(5) State Trunk Highway 44 beginning at the Mellette-Tripp county line, then west 14.33 miles to the west city limits of Wood, 55 miles per hour;
(6) State Trunk Highway 53 beginning at its junction with State Trunk Highway 44, then north to the Mellette-Lyman county line, 55 miles per hour;
(7) State Trunk Highway 63 beginning at its junction with State Trunk Highway 44, then north to the Mellette-Jackson county line, 55 miles per hour.
General Authority:
SDCL  32-25-7.
Law Implemented:
SDCL  32-25-7.
South Dakota Administrative Rules › Title 70 - Department of Transportation › Article 70:01 - Administration - Highway Safety Signs and Notices › Chapter 70:01:02 - Speed limits › Section 70:01:02:51 - Miner County

Current through Register Vol. 51, page 10, July 15, 2024
The following are the maximum speeds on certain highways in Miner County:
(1) State Trunk Highway 34 beginning 0.2 mile west of Main Street in Fedora and ending 0.2 mile east of Main Street, 45 miles per hour;
(2) State Trunk Highway 34 beginning 0.5 mile west of Main Street in Howard, then east 0.2 mile, 50 miles per hour; then east 0.8 mile, 30 miles per hour; then east 0.53 mile, 50 miles per hour.
General Authority:
SDCL  32-25-7.
Law Implemented:
SDCL  32-25-7.
South Dakota Administrative Rules › Title 70 - Department of Transportation › Article 70:01 - Administration - Highway Safety Signs and Notices › Chapter 70:01:02 - Speed limits › Section 70:01:02:52 - Moody County

Current through Register Vol. 51, page 10, July 15, 2024
The following are the maximum speeds on certain highways in Moody County:
(1) State Trunk Highway 34 beginning 0.17 mile southwesterly of First Street in Egan, then northeasterly for 0.15 mile, 50 miles per hour; then northeasterly for one-half mile, 35 miles per hour; then northeasterly for 0.15 mile, 50 miles per hour;
(2) State Trunk Highway 34 beginning at the section line road, 0.75 mile west of Main Street in Colman, then east 0.24 mile, 45 miles per hour; then east 0.85 mile, 35 miles per hour; then east 0.35 mile, 45 miles per hour;
(3) State Trunk Highway 13 beginning 0.51 mile south of State Trunk Highway 32 (Pipestone Avenue) in Flandreau, then north 0.175 mile to Broad Avenue, 45 miles per hour; then north 0.49 mile 25 miles per hour; then north 0.175 mile, 45 miles per hour;
(4) State Trunk Highway 32 beginning 0.15 mile west of Industrial Road, then east to Industrial Road, 45 miles per hour; then east 0.26 mile to Veteran Street, 35 miles per hour; then east 1.02 miles through Flandreau to State Trunk Highway 13 (Summit Street), 25 miles per hour;
(5) State Trunk Highway 32 over Interstate Highway 29 at Exit 114 beginning at a point 0.2 mile west of the centerline of Interstate Highway 29, then east 0.4 mile, 40 miles per hour; and
(6) State Trunk Highway 34 beginning 0.32 mile west of the centerline of Interstate Highway 29, then east 0.75 mile, 55 miles per hour.
General Authority:
SDCL  32-25-7.
Law Implemented:
SDCL  32-25-7.
South Dakota Administrative Rules › Title 70 - Department of Transportation › Article 70:01 - Administration - Highway Safety Signs and Notices › Chapter 70:01:02 - Speed limits › Section 70:01:02:53 - Perkins County

Current through Register Vol. 51, page 10, July 15, 2024
The following are the maximum speeds on certain highways in Perkins County:
(1) Repealed;
(2) Repealed;
(3) U.S. Highway 12 beginning 0.3 mile west of the junction of U.S. Highway 12 and State Trunk Highway 73 at Lemmon, then easterly for 0.6 mile, 45 miles per hour; then easterly for 0.9 mile, 35 miles per hour; then easterly for 0.2 mile, 50 miles per hour;
(4) Beginning at the intersection of State Trunk Highway 20 and the road leading to the town of Bison, then south for 0.2 mile, 45 miles per hour; then south to the Main Street of Bison, 30 miles per hour;
(5) State Trunk Highway 73 beginning 0.2 mile south of the junction of State Trunk Highway 73 and U.S. Highway 12, then north for 0.2 mile to that junction, 40 miles per hour;
(6) State Trunk Highway 73 beginning 2,207 feet south of the southwest corner of section 17, township 21 north, range 16 east of the Black Hills meridian, then northerly 4,224 feet, 50 miles per hour;
(7) Repealed;
(8) State Trunk Highway 20 beginning 0.3 mile east of mileage reference marker 82.00, then east for 0.4 mile, 45 miles per hour;
(9) State Trunk Highway 20 beginning at milepost 94.48 (west of west village limits of Meadow), then east for 0.40 mile, 45 miles per hour.
General Authority:
SDCL  32-25-7.
Law Implemented:
SDCL  32-25-7.
South Dakota Administrative Rules › Title 70 - Department of Transportation › Article 70:01 - Administration - Highway Safety Signs and Notices › Chapter 70:01:02 - Speed limits › Section 70:01:02:54 - Potter County

Current through Register Vol. 51, page 10, July 15, 2024
The following are the maximum speeds on certain highways in Potter County:
(1) U.S. Highway 212 beginning 4.22 miles east of its east junction with U.S. Highway 83, then east for 0.25 mile, 45 miles per hour; then east for 1.68 miles through Gettysburg, 35 miles per hour; then east for 0.2 mile, 45 miles per hour;
(2) State Trunk Highway 47 and State Trunk Highway 20 beginning 0.3 mile west of the northeast corner of section 5, township 120 north, range 74 west of the fifth principal meridian in Hoven, then east to that corner, then south for 0.7 mile, 30 miles per hour; then south 0.2 mile, 45 miles per hour;
(3) State Trunk Highway 20 beginning at its junction with U.S. Highway 83, then east to its west junction with State Trunk Highway 47, 55 miles per hour;
(4) State Trunk Highway 1804 beginning at its east junction with U.S. Highway 212, then north 4.3 miles, 55 miles per hour.
General Authority:
SDCL  32-25-7.
Law Implemented:
SDCL  32-25-7
South Dakota Administrative Rules › Title 70 - Department of Transportation › Article 70:01 - Administration - Highway Safety Signs and Notices › Chapter 70:01:02 - Speed limits › Section 70:01:02:55 - Roberts County

Current through Register Vol. 51, page 10, July 15, 2024
The following are the maximum speeds on certain highways in Roberts County:
(1) State Trunk Highway 15 in Wilmot beginning 0.12 mile west of the junction with State Trunk Highway 123, then east for 0.65 mile, 45 miles per hour;
(2) Repealed;
(3) State Trunk Highway 127 beginning 0.6 mile west of Roberts County 7, then east for 0.2 mile, 45 miles per hour; then east for 0.6 mile, 35 miles per hour; then east for 0.2 mile, 45 miles per hour;
(4) State Trunk Highway 10 in Sisseton beginning 2.3 miles east of the east junction of State Trunk Highway 127 and State Trunk Highway 10, then west for 2.1 miles, 55 miles per hour; then west for 1.0 mile, 45 miles per hour; then west for 1.2 miles, 35 miles per hour; then west for 0.2 mile, 45 miles per hour;
(5) State Trunk Highway 106 through Claire City beginning at the junction with State Trunk Highway 25, then south for 0.2 mile, 50 miles per hour; then south for 0.5 mile, 30 miles per hour; then south for 0.3 mile, 50 miles per hour;
(6) State Trunk Highway 123 beginning at the junction of State Trunk Highway 15 in Wilmot, then south 0.54 mile, 25 miles per hour; then south 0.2 mile, 40 miles per hour; then south to the Roberts-Grant county line, 55 miles per hour;
(7) U.S. Highway 12 beginning 0.28 mile east of the west junction of U.S. Highway 12 and Roberts County 34, then west for 1.10 miles, 35 miles per hour; then west to the Day County line, 70 miles per hour.
General Authority:
SDCL  32-25-7,  32-25-7.1.
Law Implemented:
SDCL  32-25-7,  32-25-7.1.
South Dakota Administrative Rules › Title 70 - Department of Transportation › Article 70:01 - Administration - Highway Safety Signs and Notices › Chapter 70:01:02 - Speed limits › Section 70:01:02:56 - Sanborn County

Current through Register Vol. 51, page 10, July 15, 2024
The following are the maximum speeds on certain highways in Sanborn County:
(1) State Trunk Highway 34 beginning 0.83 mile west of the northwest corner of section 27, township 107 north, range 62 west of the fifth principal meridian, then east 0.3 mile, 40 miles per hour; then east for 0.93 mile through Woonsocket, 30 miles per hour; then east for 0.47 mile, 40 miles per hour;
(2) State Trunk Highway 34 beginning 0.5 mile west of Main Street in Artesian and ending 0.3 mile east of Main Street, 45 miles per hour;
(3) State Trunk Highway 37 beginning at the south Beadle County line, then south to the west junction with State Highway 34, then east to 0.10 mile west of 232nd Street, 70 miles per hour; then east to 0.10 mile east of Main Street at Forestburg, 65 miles per hour; then east to the east junction with State Highway 34, then south to the Davison County line, 70 miles per hour.
General Authority:
SDCL  32-25-7,  32-25-7.1.
Law Implemented:
SDCL  32-25-7,  32-25-7.1.
South Dakota Administrative Rules › Title 70 - Department of Transportation › Article 70:01 - Administration - Highway Safety Signs and Notices › Chapter 70:01:02 - Speed limits › Section 70:01:02:57 - Spink County

Current through Register Vol. 51, page 10, July 15, 2024
The following are the maximum speeds on certain highways in Spink County:
(1) U.S. Highway 212 beginning 0.11 mile west of Fourth Avenue West in Redfield, then east 0.4 mile, 45 miles per hour; then east 0.9 mile, 30 miles per hour; then east 0.69 mile, 35 miles per hour; then east 0.27 mile, 45 miles per hour;
(2) State Trunk Highway 20 beginning 0.1 mile east of the northwest corner of section 5, township 120 north, range 64 west of the fifth principal meridian in Northville and ending 0.4 mile west of that corner, 50 miles per hour;
(3) State Trunk Highway 26 beginning at the section line common to sections 7 and 18, township 115 north, range 65 west of the fifth principal meridian, then northeast 3 miles, 45 miles per hour;
(4) U.S. Highway 281 beginning 0.32 mile south of 174th Street in Redfield, then north 0.26 mile, 45 miles per hour; then north 0.6 mile, 35 miles per hour; then north 0.1 mile, 30 miles per hour;
(5) U.S. Highway 281 beginning at the east junction of U.S. Highway 212 and U.S. Highway 281 in Redfield, then north 0.41 mile, 35 miles per hour; then north 0.75 mile, 50 miles per hour;
(6) U.S. Highway 212 and State Trunk Highway 37 beginning 0.33 mile west of the east junction of U S. Highway 212 and State Trunk Highway 37 at Doland, then east 0.2 mile, 50 miles per hour; then east 0.13 mile, 35 miles per hour; then east on U.S. Highway 212, 0.44 mile, 35 miles per hour; then east 0.2 mile, 50 miles per hour; then north on State Trunk Highway 37, 0.5 mile, 35 miles per hour; then north 0.2 mile, 50 miles per hour;
(7) U.S. Highway 281 at Tulare beginning at Spink County Highway 24, then north 0.55 mile, 50 miles per hour;
(8) Beginning 0.2 mile south of the north junction of State Trunk Highway 20 and State Trunk Highway 37, then north on State Trunk Highway 20 and State Trunk Highway 37, 0.2 mile, 55 miles per hour; then north on State Trunk Highway 37, 0.6 mile, 55 miles per hour;
(9) U.S. Highway 281 beginning 0.4 mile north of the junction of U.S. Highway 281 and State Trunk Highway 20, then north to the Brown County line, 70 miles per hour;
(10) State Trunk Highway 20 beginning 0.52 mile east of U.S. Highway 281, then east 0.58 mile, 50 miles per hour.
General Authority:
SDCL  32-25-7,  32-25-7.1.
Law Implemented:
SDCL  32-25-7,  32-25-7.1.
South Dakota Administrative Rules › Title 70 - Department of Transportation › Article 70:01 - Administration - Highway Safety Signs and Notices › Chapter 70:01:02 - Speed limits › Section 70:01:02:58 - Stanley County

Current through Register Vol. 51, page 10, July 15, 2024
The following are the maximum speeds on certain highways in Stanley County:
(1) The roads within the limits of the Oahe Dam Project in Stanley County, 50 miles per hour, 35 miles per hour, or 20 miles per hour, as posted;
(2) U.S. Highway 14 and State Trunk Highway 34 beginning 0.2 mile west of the junction with State Trunk Highway 1806, then east for 0.2 mile, 45 miles per hour; then east to the east end of the Missouri River Bridge in Pierre, 35 miles per hour;
(3) U.S. Highway 83 beginning at the junction with U.S. Highway 14 and State Trunk Highway 34 in Ft. Pierre, then south for 1.7 miles, 35 miles per hour; then south for 0.2 mile, 45 miles per hour; then south for 1.70 miles, 65 miles per hour; then south to the Lyman County line, 70 miles per hour;
(4) Foster Bay Recreation Area Roads beginning at the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers boundary and extending throughout the entire recreation area, 35 miles per hour or 20 miles per hour, as posted;
(5) State Trunk Highway 1806 beginning at its junction with U.S. Highway 14, U.S. Highway 83, and State Trunk Highway 34, then northwesterly 33.84 miles, 55 miles per hour;
(6) State Trunk Highway 204 beginning at its junction with State Trunk Highway 1806, then northwesterly to the Stanley-Hughes county line, 55 miles per hour;
(7) U.S. Highway 14 and State Trunk Highway 34 beginning 0.18 mile east of the structure at milepost 195.21, then west 0.5 mile, 55 miles per hour.
General Authority:
SDCL  32-25-7,  32-25-7.1.
Law Implemented:
SDCL  32-25-7,  32-25-7.1.
South Dakota Administrative Rules › Title 70 - Department of Transportation › Article 70:01 - Administration - Highway Safety Signs and Notices › Chapter 70:01:02 - Speed limits › Section 70:01:02:59 - Sully County

Current through Register Vol. 51, page 10, July 15, 2024
The following are the maximum speeds on certain highways in Sully County:
(1) Federal Aid Secondary Highway 651 beginning at the intersection with U.S. Highway 83 west of Agar, then east for 0.3 mile, 50 miles per hour; then east for 0.3 mile, 25 miles per hour; then east for 0.2 mile, 50 miles per hour;
(2) Okobojo Point Lake Access Area Road beginning at the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers take line and extending west and southwesterly throughout the entire Okobojo Point Lake Access Area within the limits of the take line, 35 miles per hour or 25 miles per hour, as posted;
(3) Little Bend Recreation Area Roads beginning at the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers take line or boundary and extending northwesterly and southwesterly throughout the entire recreation area, 45 miles per hour or 20 miles per hour, as posted;
(4) Cow-Spring Creek Recreation Area Roads beginning at the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers take line or boundary and extending throughout the entire recreation area, 35 miles per hour or 20 miles per hour, as posted;
(5) Federal Aid Secondary Highway 31 beginning at the southwest corner of section 1, township 114 north, range 76 west of the fifth principal meridian, then north 13 miles to the northwest corner of section 1, township 116 north, range 76 west of the fifth principal meridian on the Potter and Sully county line, 40 miles per hour;
(6) State Trunk Highway 26 in Onida beginning at its junction with U.S. Highway 83, then east for 0.4 mile, 45 miles per hour; then east for 0.6 mile, 30 miles per hour;
(7) U.S. Highway 83 beginning 0.3 mile south of its junction with Federal Aid Secondary Highway 6026 (Court Avenue) west of Onida, then north 0.6 mile, 45 miles per hour;
(8) Repealed;
(9) U.S. Highway 83 beginning 0.2 mile south of the northwest corner of section 26, township 116 north, range 77 west, then north 0.4 mile, 55 miles per hour.
General Authority:
SDCL  32-25-7.
Law Implemented:
SDCL  32-25-7.
South Dakota Administrative Rules › Title 70 - Department of Transportation › Article 70:01 - Administration - Highway Safety Signs and Notices › Chapter 70:01:02 - Speed limits › Section 70:01:02:60 - Tripp County

Current through Register Vol. 51, page 10, July 15, 2024
The following are the maximum speeds on certain highways in Tripp County:
(1) U.S. Highway 18 and U.S. Highway 183 in Winner beginning 1.3 miles southeast of the junction with State Trunk Highway 44, then northwesterly for 0.85 mile, 45 miles per hour; then northwesterly for 0.45 mile, 30 miles per hour; then westerly on U.S. Highways 18 and 183 and State Trunk Highway 44 for 1.3 miles, 30 miles per hour; then westerly for 0.6 mile at 45 miles per hour;
(2) State Trunk Highway 44 beginning at the junction of State Trunk Highway 44, U.S. Highway 18, and U.S. Highway 183 in Winner, then east for 0.4 mile, 30 miles per hour; then east for 0.63 mile, 45 miles per hour;
(3) U.S. Highway 18 in Colome beginning 0.4 mile west of the junction with U.S. Highway 183, then east 0.8 mile, 45 miles per hour;
(4) State Trunk Highway 49 beginning at its junction with U.S. Highway 18 in Colome, then north to its junction with State Trunk Highway 44, 55 miles per hour;
(5) State Trunk Highway 53 beginning at its junction with U.S. Highway 18, then south 15.97 miles to its termination, 55 miles per hour;
(6) State Trunk Highway 44 beginning at the Tripp-Mellette county line, then east 8.14 miles, 55 miles per hour; then east 0.79 mile, 35 miles per hour; then east 2.48 miles to its junction with U.S. Highway 183, 55 miles per hour;
(7) On the service road which is parallel to and south of U.S. Highways 18 and 183 and State Trunk Highway 44 in the western part of Winner, for its entire length of 1.26 miles, 30 miles per hour;
(8) On the service road which is parallel to and west of U.S. Highways 18 and 183 in the southern part of Winner, for its entire length of 0.66 mile, 20 miles per hour.
(9) U.S. Highway 183 beginning at its junction with U.S. Highway 18 in Colome, then south for 0.5 mile, 45 miles per hour.
General Authority:
SDCL  32-25-7.
Law Implemented:
SDCL  32-25-7.
South Dakota Administrative Rules › Title 70 - Department of Transportation › Article 70:01 - Administration - Highway Safety Signs and Notices › Chapter 70:01:02 - Speed limits › Section 70:01:02:61 - Turner County

Current through Register Vol. 51, page 10, July 15, 2024
The following are the maximum speeds on certain highways in Turner County:
(1) State Trunk Highway 44 beginning at the junction with State Trunk Highway 19 east of Parker, then west 1 mile, 30 miles per hour; then west 0.2 mile, 45 miles per hour;
(2) U.S. Highway 18 beginning 400 feet west of 460th Avenue, then east for 0.2 mile, 45 miles per hour; then east for 0.58 mile through Davis, 30 miles per hour; then east for 0.3 mile, 45 miles per hour;
(3) State Trunk Highway 46 beginning at the west Turner County line, then east 0.45 mile through Irene, 25 miles per hour; then east for 0.2 mile, 40 miles per hour;
(4) State Trunk Highway 19 beginning 0.5 mile south of the intersection with Turner County Highway 42 in Viborg, then north for 0.16 mile, 50 miles per hour; then north for 0.77 mile through Viborg, 30 miles per hour; then north for 0.15 mile, 50 miles per hour;
(5) State Trunk Highway 19A beginning 0.6 mile west of the intersection with Broadway in Centerville, then east for 0.3 mile, 50 miles per hour; then east for 0.3 mile to Broadway, 30 miles per hour; then south for 0.4 mile, 35 miles per hour; then south for 0.15 mile, 50 miles per hour;
(6) State Trunk Highway 44 beginning 0.65 mile northwesterly of the intersection with Turner County Highway 41, then southeasterly 0.15 mile, 45 miles per hour; then southeasterly 0.67 mile through Chancellor, 30 miles per hour; then southeasterly 0.15 mile, 45 miles per hour;
(7) State Trunk Highway 19 beginning 0.39 mile north of Turner County Highway 38, then north to a point 0.1 mile north of Turner County Highway 36, 50 miles per hour;
(8) State Trunk Highway 19 beginning 0.5 mile south of the intersection with State Trunk Highway 44 at Parker, then northwesterly 0.33 mile, 55 miles per hour; then north 0.57 mile, 40 miles per hour;
(9) U.S. Highway 18 beginning 1.38 miles west of the intersection with Turner County Road 17, then east for 0.4 mile through Turkey Ridge, 45 miles per hour.
General Authority:
SDCL  32-25-7.
Law Implemented:
SDCL  32-25-7.
South Dakota Administrative Rules › Title 70 - Department of Transportation › Article 70:01 - Administration - Highway Safety Signs and Notices › Chapter 70:01:02 - Speed limits › Section 70:01:02:62 - Union County

Current through Register Vol. 51, page 10, July 15, 2024
The following are the maximum speeds on certain highways in Union County:
(1) Interstate Highway 29 Business Loop beginning 0.1 mile south of the centerline of Interstate Highway 29 at Exit 15, then northwesterly for 1.28 miles, thirty-five miles per hour; then northwesterly through Elk Point for 0.94 mile, twenty-five miles per hour; then northwesterly for 0.61 mile, thirty-five miles per hour;
(2) State Trunk Highway 11 beginning 0.2 mile north of the intersection with Union County Highway 13, then north 0.3 mile, forty-five miles per hour; then north 0.6 mile, thirty miles per hour; then north 0.3 mile, forty-five miles per hour;
(3) The Elk Point Port of Entry by-pass beginning 0.36 mile north of the beginning of the main by-pass at northbound Interstate 29 mile post 12.67, then northwesterly for 0.70 mile, thirty-five miles per hour; the Elk Point Port of Entry scale road beginning 0.71 mile north of the beginning of the main by-pass at northbound Interstate 29 mile post 12.67, then northwesterly for 0.35 mile, twenty miles per hour;
(4) The crossroad over Interstate Highway 29 at Exit 38 beginning at a point 0.2 mile west of the centerline of Interstate Highway 29, then east 0.4 mile, thirty miles per hour;
(5) State Trunk Highway 11 beginning at its intersection with Franklin Street in Elk Point, then northwesterly 0.06 mile, twenty-five miles per hour; then northwesterly and north 0.38 mile, forty miles per hour;
(6) State Trunk Highway 50 beginning at the Clay County line, then east to a point 0.6 mile west of the centerline of Interstate 29, seventy miles per hour; then east for 0.2 mile, sixty miles per hour; then east-southeasterly for 0.96 mile, forty-five miles per hour;
(7) State Trunk Highway 105 beginning at a point 0.06 mile west of the west ramps of Interstate 29 at Exit 2, then east and northwesterly 1.99 miles through North Sioux City, thirty miles per hour; then northwesterly for 0.3 mile, forty-five miles per hour; then northwesterly 5.09 miles, fifty-five miles per hour; then northwesterly for 0.2 mile, forty-five miles per hour; then northwesterly for 0.8 mile through Jefferson, twenty-five miles per hour; then west for 0.14 mile to the west ramps of Interstate Highway 29 at Exit 9, forty-five miles per hour.
General Authority:
SDCL  32-25-7,  32-25-7.1.
Law Implemented:
SDCL  32-25-7,  32-25-7.1.
South Dakota Administrative Rules › Title 70 - Department of Transportation › Article 70:01 - Administration - Highway Safety Signs and Notices › Chapter 70:01:02 - Speed limits › Section 70:01:02:63 - Walworth County

Current through Register Vol. 51, page 10, July 15, 2024
The following are the maximum speeds on certain highways in Walworth County:
(1) All roads within the limits of the Indian Creek Park, 35 miles per hour or 20 miles per hour, as posted;
(2) State Trunk Highway 1804 beginning at the west junction with U.S. Highway 12 in Mobridge, then north for 0.5 mile, 25 miles per hour; then north for 0.3 mile, 40 miles per hour; then north 3.9 miles to the Walworth-Campbell county line, 55 miles per hour;
(3) U.S. Highway 12 beginning 0.76 mile north of the junction with State Trunk Highway 130, then south for 0.2 mile, 45 miles per hour; then south for 0.94 mile, 35 miles per hour; then south for 0.2 mile, 45 miles per hour;
(4) State Trunk Highway 130 beginning at the junction with U.S. Highway 12 in Selby, then east for 0.7 mile, 25 miles per hour; then east for 0.15 mile, 35 miles per hour; then east to its junction with State Trunk Highway 271, 55 miles per hour;
(5) U.S. Highway 12 and State Trunk Highway 20 in Mobridge beginning at the junction with County Road 314, then west for 0.5 mile, 40 miles per hour; then west for 1.3 miles, 30 miles per hour; then northwest for 1.6 miles, 45 miles per hour; then northwest for 1.5 miles, 55 miles per hour;
(6) State Trunk Highway 271 in Java beginning at its junction with State Trunk Highway 130, then east 0.1 mile, 55 miles per hour; then east 0.5 mile, 45 miles per hour; then north to the Walworth-Campbell county line, 55 miles per hour;
(7) State Trunk Highway 1804 beginning at its east intersection with U.S. Highway 12, then south 12.48 miles, 55 miles per hour;
(8) State Trunk Highway 271 beginning at its junction with U.S. Highway 12, then north 4.0 miles to its junction with State Trunk Highway 130, 55 miles per hour;
(9) State Trunk Highway 47 beginning 0.7 mile east of its west junction with State Trunk Highway 20, then north to its junction with U.S. Highway 12, 55 miles per hour;
(10) State Trunk Highway 20 beginning at its junction with U.S. Highway 83, then east to its west junction with State Trunk Highway 47, 55 miles per hour; and
(11) State Trunk Highway 144 beginning in Akaska, then east 0.27 mile, 25 miles per hour; then east 0.51 mile, 45 miles per hour.
General Authority:
SDCL  32-25-7.
Law Implemented:
SDCL  32-25-7.
South Dakota Administrative Rules › Title 70 - Department of Transportation › Article 70:01 - Administration - Highway Safety Signs and Notices › Chapter 70:01:02 - Speed limits › Section 70:01:02:64 - Ziebach County

Current through Register Vol. 51, page 10, July 15, 2024
The following are the maximum speeds on certain highways in Ziebach County:
(1) U.S. Highway 212 in Dupree beginning 0.9 mile east of milepost 135.0, then eat 0.6 mile, 40 miles per hour.
General Authority:
SDCL  32-25-7.
Law Implemented:
SDCL  32-25-7.
South Dakota Administrative Rules › Title 70 - Department of Transportation › Article 70:01 - Administration - Highway Safety Signs and Notices › Chapter 70:01:02 - Speed limits › Section 70:01:02:65 - Oglala Lakota County

Current through Register Vol. 51, page 10, July 15, 2024
The following are the maximum speeds on certain highways in Oglala Lakota County:
(1) U.S. Highway 18 beginning 0.7 mile northerly from its junction with State Trunk Highway 407; then southerly for 0.2 mile, 50 miles per hour; then southerly for 0.1 mile, 35 miles per hour; then southerly for 0.4 mile, 25 miles per hour; then easterly for 0.5 mile, 25 miles per hour; then easterly for 0.3 mile, 35 miles per hour; then easterly for 1.2 miles, 45 miles per hour;
(2) State Trunk Highway 407 beginning at the Nebraska state line, then north 1.4 miles, 55 miles per hour; then north 0.2 mile, 40 miles per hour; then north 0.1 mile, 35 miles per hour; then north to the junction of U.S. Highway 18 in Pine Ridge, 25 miles per hour;
(3) U.S. Highway 18 beginning 0.6 mile west of Oglala at milepost 87.70, then east 1.26 miles, 45 miles per hour;
(4) U.S. Highway 18 in Batesland, beginning at the Oglala Lakota-Bennett County line, then west 0.07 mile, 45 miles per hour.
General Authority:
SDCL  32-25-7.
Law Implemented:
SDCL  32-25-7.