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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 70:01:02:03 - Brown County

Current through Register Vol. 51, page 10, July 15, 2024
The following are the maximum speeds on certain highways in Brown County:
(1) U.S. Highway 12 in Aberdeen beginning 1.2 miles west of the west junction of U.S. Highway 12 and U.S. Highway 281, then east for 1.0 mile, 55 miles per hour; then east for 0.2 mile to the junction, 45 miles per hour; then east for 3.09 miles, 30 miles per hour; then east for 1.1 miles, 35 miles per hour; then east for 0.8 mile, 45 miles per hour; then east for 1.1 miles, 55 miles per hour; then east for 3.27 miles, 65 miles per hour; then east to a point 0.38 mile west of the junction with State Trunk Highway 37 in Groton, 70 miles per hour;
(2) U.S. Highway 12 beginning 0.38 mile west of the junction with State Trunk Highway 37 in Groton, then east for 0.17 mile, 50 miles per hour; then east for 0.51 mile, 35 miles per hour; then east for 0.22 mile, 45 miles per hour; then east for 1.2 miles, 60 miles per hour; then east to the Day County line, 70 miles per hour;
(3) U.S. Highway 281 beginning at the junction of U.S. Highway 12 (6th Avenue) and U.S. Highway 281 (2nd Street) in Aberdeen, then north 1.0 mile, 30 miles per hour; then north 1.92 miles, 45 miles per hour; then north 2.3 miles, 55 miles per hour;
(4) State Trunk Highway 37 beginning 0.5 mile north of the junction with U.S. Highway 12 in Groton, then south for 0.15 mile, 50 miles per hour; then south for 1.22 miles, 35 miles per hour; then south for 0.21 mile, 50 miles per hour;
(5) State Trunk Highway 37 through Hecla beginning 0.1 mile south of Brown County Highway 5, then north 0.6 mile, 45 miles per hour;
(6) On the service road which is parallel and adjacent to U.S. Highway 281, beginning 0.06 mile south of the centerline of U.S. Highway 12, then south on the service road 2.45 miles, 45 miles per hour;
(7) State Trunk Highway 10 through Houghton, beginning 0.34 mile east of Brown County Highway 18, then west for 0.3 mile, 50 miles per hour; then west for 0.46 mile, 35 miles per hour; then west for 0.3 mile, 50 miles per hour;
(8) U.S. Highway 281 beginning at the south side of the junction of U.S. Highway 12 and U.S. Highway 281 in Aberdeen, then south for 0.3 miles, 45 miles per hour; then south for 1.8 miles, 55 miles per hour; then south for 0.57 mile, 65 miles per hour; then south to the Spink County line, 70 miles per hour;
(9) U.S. Highway 281 Truck Bypass beginning at the north side of the junction of U.S. Highway 12 and U.S. Highway 281, then north and east for 1.51 miles to the junction with U.S. Highway 281, 45 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 70:01:02:04 - Beadle County

Current through Register Vol. 51, page 10, July 15, 2024
The following are the maximum speeds on certain highways in Beadle County:
(1) U.S. Highway 14 beginning in Wolsey at Mile Reference Marker 330.051 then south for 0.18 mile, 45 miles per hour; then south for 0.769 mile, 35 miles per hour; then south for 0.18 mile, 45 miles per hour;
(2) U.S. Highway 14 beginning 0.32 mile west of the east city limits of Cavour, then east for 0.36 mile, 45 miles per hour;
(3) U.S. Highway 14 beginning at the northwest corner of section 6, township 111 north, range 65 west of the fifth principal meridian in Wessington, then east for 1,800 feet, 45 miles per hour;
(4) U.S. Highway 14 beginning 2.76 miles west of the junction of U.S. Highway 14 and State Trunk Highway 37 in Huron, then east for 1.73 miles, 55 miles per hour; then east for 2.24 miles, 45 miles per hour; then east 1.0 mile, 55 miles per hour;
(5) State Trunk Highway 28 beginning 0.75 mile west of the junction of State Trunk Highway 28 and Spink County Road 13, then east for 0.81 mile, 40 miles per hour;
(6) State Trunk Highway 37 beginning 2.05 miles north of the junction of U.S. Highway 14 and State Trunk Highway 37 in Huron, then south for 0.85 mile, 55 miles per hour; then south for 0.66 mile, 35 miles per hour; then south for 1.83 miles, 30 miles per hour; then south for 0.81 mile, 35 miles per hour; then south for 0.53 mile, 45 miles per hour; then south for 0.20 mile, 55 miles per hour; then south to the Sanborn 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 70:01:02:05 - Codington County

Current through Register Vol. 51, page 10, July 15, 2024
The following are the maximum speeds on certain highways in Codington County:
(1) State Trunk Highway 20 beginning at the section line common to sections 14 and 15, township 117 north, range 53 west of the fifth principal meridian; then west to the junction of State Trunk Highway 139 and State Trunk Highway 20, 45 miles per hour;
(2) State Trunk Highway 20 beginning 2,112 feet east of the intersection of Main Street and State Trunk Highway 20 in South Shore, then west for 790 feet, 45 miles per hour; then west for 2,312 feet, 35 miles per hour; then west for 790 feet, 45 miles per hour;
(3) State Trunk Highway 20 beginning at the junction of U.S. Highway 212 and State Trunk Highway 20, then north and northwest for 1.8 miles, 35 miles per hour; then northwest 2.27 miles, 55 miles per hour; then northwest 1.91 miles, 45 miles per hour;
(4) U.S. Highway 212 in Watertown beginning 0.97 mile west of the junction of U.S. Highway 212 and State Trunk Highway 20, then east for 0.76 mile, 45 miles per hour; then east to a point 0.35 mile east of the intersection of Nineteenth Street East, 35 miles per hour; then east for 1.52 miles, 45 miles per hour; then east for 0.33 mile, 55 miles per hour;
(5) U.S. Highway 81 beginning 1.36 miles south of the junction of U.S. Highway 212 and U.S. Highway 81, then north for 0.93 mile, 45 miles per hour; then north for 0.43 mile, 35 miles per hour; then north for 1.69 miles, 30 miles per hour; then north for 0.77 mile, 35 miles per hour; then north for 0.62 mile, 55 miles per hour; then east for 2.84 miles, 55 miles per hour;
(6) State Trunk Highway 139 - Lake Kampeska, beginning at the junction of State Trunk Highway 20 and State Trunk Highway 139 and ending at the junction of U.S. Highway 212 and State Trunk Highway 139, Codington County, 40 miles per hour;
(7) U.S. Highway 212 beginning 0.35 mile west of the centerline of Codington County Road 27, then east for 0.3 mile, 50 miles per hour; then east for 0.59 mile, 35 miles per hour; then east for 0.3 mile, 50 miles per hour;
(8) U.S. Highway 212 through Kranzburg beginning 0.18 mile west of the junction of Codington County Road 1A and U.S. Highway 212, then east 0.61 mile, 50 miles per hour;
(9) South Dakota Highway 20 beginning 0.10 mile northwest of the junction of S.D. Highway 20 and Codington County Road 23, then southeast for 0.82 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 70:01:02:06 - Brookings County

Current through Register Vol. 51, page 10, July 15, 2024
The following are the maximum speeds on certain highways in Brookings County:
(1) U.S. Highway 14 beginning 0.3 mile west of Brookings County Road 5 at Volga, then east for 0.20 mile, 45 miles per hour; then east for 0.76 mile, 35 miles per hour; then east for 0.75 mile, 50 miles per hour;
(2) Repealed;
(3) Repealed;
(4) U.S. Highway 14 beginning 0.21 mile west of Brookings County Road 9, then east and south for 1.41 miles, 55 miles per hour; then southeasterly for 0.25 mile, 40 miles per hour; then east for 1.68 miles, 30 miles per hour; then east for 1.40 miles, 35 miles per hour; then east for 0.20 mile, 50 miles per hour;
(5) State Trunk Highway 324 over Interstate Highway 29 at Exit 127 beginning at a point 0.2 mile west of the centerline of Interstate Highway 29, then east 0.5 mile, 40 miles per hour;
(6) U.S. Highway 14 at the junction of Brookings County Road 9, then east 0.18 mile to U.S. Highway 14 Bypass, then east 3.83 miles, 55 miles per hour;
(7) State Trunk Highway 30 beginning 0.15 mile west of its junction with Brookings County Road 25, then east for 0.30 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 70:01:02:07 - Yankton County

Current through Register Vol. 51, page 10, July 15, 2024
The following are the maximum speeds on certain highways in Yankton County:
(1) State Trunk Highway 52 beginning at the west junction with State Trunk Highway 50, then south and east for 3.37 miles, fifty-five miles per hour; then east for 6.41 miles, fifty miles per hour; then east for 0.23 mile to 0.04 mile west of West City Limits Road in Yankton, forty miles per hour; then 1.33 miles on State Trunk Highway 52 to the junction with U.S. Highway 81 and State Trunk Highway 50, thirty miles per hour;
(2) State Trunk Highway 314 beginning at the intersection with State Trunk Highway 50 west of Yankton, then southeasterly 3.68 miles, fifty-five miles per hour; then southeasterly 0.09 mile to the end of the route, forty-five miles per hour;
(3) State Trunk Highway 46 beginning 0.25 mile west of the east Yankton County line, then east for 0.15 mile, forty miles per hour; then east for 0.1 mile to the east Yankton County line at Irene, twenty-five miles per hour;
(4) U.S. Highway 81 beginning at the north end of the Missouri River Bridge in Yankton and ending at the South Dakota/Nebraska border, forty-five miles per hour;
(5) U.S. Highway 81 beginning at the north end of the Missouri River Bridge in Yankton, then north to the south junction of U.S. Highway 81 and State Trunk Highway 50, thirty miles per hour; then north on U.S. Highway 81 and State Trunk Highway 50 for 1.89 miles, thirty miles per hour; then north 0.7 mile to the north junction of U.S. Highway 81 and State Trunk Highway 50, forty-five miles per hour; then north on U.S. Highway 81 for 0.42 mile, forty-five miles per hour; then north for 1.96 miles, fifty-five miles per hour;
(6) State Trunk Highway 50 beginning at the south junction with U.S. Highway 81 in Yankton, then east for 0.83 mile, thirty miles per hour; then east for 1.19 miles, thirty-five miles per hour; then east for 1.24 miles, forty-five miles per hour; then east for 0.78 mile, fifty-five miles per hour; then east to the Clay County line, seventy miles per hour.
(7) State Trunk Highway 50 beginning 1.28 miles west of the north junction of U.S. Highway 81 and State Trunk Highway 50, then east 1.28 miles to that junction, forty-five miles per hour; and
(8) State Trunk Highway 153 beginning at the intersection with State Trunk Highway 52 near Gavin's Point Dam, then north for 0.9 mile, forty-five miles per hour; then north to the intersection of State Trunk Highway 50 northwest of Yankton, fifty-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 70:01:02:08 - Davison County

Current through Register Vol. 51, page 10, July 15, 2024
The following are the maximum speeds on certain highways in Davison County:
(1) Interstate Highway 90 Business Loop beginning at the centerline of Interstate 90 at Exit 332, then north for 0.8 mile to the junction with State Trunk Highway 38 East (Havens Avenue), 35 miles per hour; then west for 1.41 miles to the junction with State Trunk Highway 37 (Ohlman Street), 30 miles per hour;
(2) State Trunk Highway 37 beginning at the south ramps of Interstate Highway 90, Exit 330, then north to West Havens Street, 45 miles per hour; then north for 0.67 mile, 35 miles per hour; then north for 0.49 mile, 40 miles per hour; then northeast for 0.85 mile, 50 miles per hour; then east for 0.48 mile to the intersection at North Main Street, 40 miles per hour; then north for 0.54 mile in the northbound lanes, and north for 0.42 mile in the southbound lanes, 35 miles per hour; then north to 200 feet north of North Harmon Drive, 45 miles per hour; then north for 0.68 mile, 55 miles per hour; then north to 0.10 mile north of Airport Road, 65 miles per hour; then north to the Sanborn County line, 70 miles per hour;
(3) State Trunk Highway 38 beginning at the intersection with Interstate Highway 90 Business Loop (Havens and Burr Streets), then east for 0.35 mile, 30 miles per hour; then east for 0.7 mile, 45 miles per hour;
(4) State Trunk Highway 42 beginning at the junction with State Trunk Highway 37, then east 0.75 mile, 55 miles per hour; then east 0.64 mile through Ethan, 40 miles per hour;
(5) State Trunk Highway 37 beginning at a point 0.42 mile south of the intersection with Spruce Avenue in Mitchell, then north for 0.15 mile, 45 miles per hour; then north for 0.62 mile to the centerline of Interstate 90 at exit 332, 35 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 70:01:02:10 - Aurora County

Current through Register Vol. 51, page 10, July 15, 2024
The following are the maximum speeds on certain highways in Aurora County:
(1) State Trunk Highway 258 beginning where the Interstate Highway 90 eastbound exit ramp intersects State Trunk Highway 258, then north for 0.35 mile, 40 miles per hour; then north for 0.17 mile to Davenport Street in Plankinton and then east for 0.44 mile, 30 miles per hour; then east for 0.20 mile, 45 miles per hour;
(2) U.S. Highway 281 beginning 0.45 mile south of the intersection of Main Street and U.S. Highway 281 in Stickney, then north for 0.35 mile, 45 miles per hour; then north for 0.35 mile, 35 miles per hour; then north for 0.2 mile, 45 miles per hour;
(3) State Trunk Highway 215 beginning at its junction with old U.S. Highway 16 in White Lake, then south for 0.55 mile to the south ramps of Interstate Highway 90, 40 miles per hour;
(4) State Trunk Highway 42 beginning at the intersection of U.S. Highway 281, then east to the Aurora-Davison county line, 55 miles per hour;
(5) State Trunk Highway 203 beginning at the intersection with State Trunk Highway 258 east of Plankinton, then north to the entrance to the State Training School, 55 miles per hour;
(6) U.S. Highway 281 beginning 0.31 mile south of the centerline of Interstate 90, then north 0.47 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 70:01:02:11 - Bennett County

Current through Register Vol. 51, page 10, July 15, 2024
The following are the maximum speeds on certain highways in Bennett County:
(1) U.S. Highway 18 beginning 0.1 mile east of the southwest corner of section 32, township 38 north, range 34 west of the sixth principal meridian and ending 0.2 mile west of that corner, 50 miles per hour;
(2) U.S. Highway 18 in Batesland beginning at the Bennett-Oglala Lakota county line, then east for 0.6 mile, 45 miles per hour;
(3) U.S. Highway 18 beginning 0.7 mile west of the junction with State Trunk Highway 73 in Martin, then east for 0.2 mile, 45 miles per hour; then east for 1.05 miles, 35 miles per hour; then east for 0.85 mile, 45 miles per hour;
(4) State Trunk Highway 73 beginning at the junction of U.S. Highway 18 and State Trunk Highway 73 in Martin, then south for 0.3 mile, 35 miles per hour; then south for 0.45 mile, 45 miles per hour;
(5) Beginning at the junction of U.S. Highway 18 and State Trunk Highway 73 in Martin, then north 0.3 mile, 25 miles per hour; then north 0.2 mile, 35 miles per hour;
(6) 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 70:01:02:12 - Bon Homme County

Current through Register Vol. 51, page 10, July 15, 2024
The following are the maximum speeds on certain highways in Bon Homme County:
(1) State Trunk Highway 25 beginning 0.5 mile south of the intersection with Main Street in Scotland, then north for 0.15 mile, 45 miles per hour; then north for 0.87 mile, 30 miles per hour; then north for 0.15 mile, 45 miles per hour;
(2) Non-Trunk State Route 37P beginning at the junction with State Highway 37 north of Springfield, then south for 0.43 mile, 40 miles per hour; then south for 0.45 mile and west for 0.47 mile, 25 miles per hour;
(3) State Trunk Highway 50 beginning 0.2 mile west of Bon Homme County Highway 11 then easterly 2.31 miles through Avon, 55 miles per hour;
(4) State Trunk Highway 50 beginning 0.23 mile west of the intersection of Bon Homme County Road 5, then easterly 1.33 miles, 55 miles per hour;
(5) Non-Trunk State Route 37P beginning at the junction with State Highway 37 north of Running Water, then south for 0.50 mile, 35 miles per hour;
(6) State Trunk Highway 50 beginning 0.51 mile west of Bon Homme Road in Tabor, then southeasterly 1.67 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 70:01:02:13 - Brule County

Current through Register Vol. 51, page 10, July 15, 2024
The following are the maximum speeds on certain highways in Brule County:
(1) Interstate Highway 90 Business Loop through Chamberlain beginning 0.52 mile west of the Missouri River American Legion Memorial Bridge, then southeasterly for 0.4 mile, 45 miles per hour; then southeasterly for 1.15 miles, 30 miles per hour; then southeasterly for 0.4 mile, 45 miles per hour; then southeasterly for 2.58 miles, 55 miles per hour;
(2) Interstate Highway 90 Business Loop (truck traffic only) beginning 0.3 mile west of the west end of the Missouri River Bridge at Chamberlain, then east for 0.2 mile, 30 miles per hour; then east for 0.1 mile, 15 miles per hour; then east to the east end of the Missouri River Bridge, 10 miles per hour; then east for 0.1 mile, 15 miles per hour;
(3) State Trunk Highway 50 beginning at the junction with Interstate Highway 90 Business Loop in Chamberlain, proceeding north on Courtland 0.45 mile to the intersection with Main Street, 20 miles per hour; then north for 0.65 mile to a point 200 feet east of the entrance to St. Joseph Indian School, 35 miles per hour; then east for 0.2 mile, 45 miles per hour;
(4) State Trunk Highway 45 beginning at the south right-of-way line of Interstate Highway 90, Exit 284, then north and northwesterly through Kimball 0.5 mile, 30 miles per hour; then northwesterly for 0.63 miles, 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 70:01:02:14 - Buffalo County

Current through Register Vol. 51, page 10, July 15, 2024
The following are the maximum speeds on certain highways in Buffalo County:
(1) State Trunk Highway 47 beginning at the Buffalo and Lyman County line, then 0.98 mile northwesterly, 45 miles per hour; then north and east for 1.04 miles to the junction of State Trunk Highway 47 and State Trunk Highway 249 in Fort Thompson, 35 miles per hour;
(2) State Trunk Highway 47 in Fort Thompson beginning at the junction of State Trunk Highway 47 and State Trunk Highway 34 east, then south for 0.6 mile to the junction of State Trunk Highway 47 and State Trunk Highway 249, 35 miles per hour;
(3) State Trunk Highway 34 beginning 0.25 mile north of the south junction of State Trunk Highway 34 and State Trunk Highway 47 at Fort Thompson, then south for 0.25 mile, 45 miles per hour; then east for 0.53 mile, 50 miles per hour;
(4) State Trunk Highway 249 at the junction of State Trunk Highway 47 and State Trunk Highway 249, then in a northeasterly direction for 0.35 mile, 35 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 70:01:02:15 - Butte County

Current through Register Vol. 51, page 10, July 15, 2024
The following are the maximum speeds on certain highways in Butte County:
(1) U.S. Highway 85 beginning 1 mile north of the junction with U.S. Highway 212 in Belle Fourche, then south for 0.75 mile, 45 miles per hour; then south on U.S. Highway 85 to the south end of the Belle Fourche River bridge, 35 miles per hour; then south to Lawrence Street, 25 miles per hour; then south to the junction with State Trunk Highway 34, 35 miles per hour; then south to a point 0.6 mile south of the junction with State Trunk Highway 34, 45 miles per hour;
(2) U.S. Highway 212 beginning 0.19 mile east of Birch Street in Newell, then westerly for 0.5 mile, 50 miles per hour;
(3) State Trunk Highway 34 beginning 0.4 mile west of the junction of U.S. Highway 85 and State Trunk Highway 34, then east to a point 0.4 mile east of the junction, 50 miles per hour;
(4) U.S. Highway 212 beginning at the junction of State Trunk Highway 79 in Newell, then east to a point 0.05 mile east of Girard Street, 30 miles per hour; then east 0.20 mile, 45 miles per hour;
(5) State Trunk Highway 79 beginning at the junction with U.S. Highway 212 in Newell, then north to Ninth Street, 25 miles per hour; then north for 0.20 mile, 45 miles per hour;
(6) State Trunk Highway 79 and U.S. Highway 212 beginning at their junction in Newell, then south to Ash Street, 25 miles per hour; then south to Hope Road, 45 miles per hour;
(7) U.S. Highway 212 beginning at the south junction with U.S. Highway 85 in Belle Fourche, then southeasterly for 0.68 mile, 25 miles per hour; then southeasterly and northeasterly for 0.44 mile, 30 miles per hour; then northeasterly for 0.23 mile, 45 miles per hour;
(8) U.S. Highway 212 beginning 0.4 mile west of the north junction with U.S. Highway 85 in Belle Fourche, then east for 0.2 mile, at 45 miles per hour; then east for 0.2 mile, 35 miles per hour;
(9) U.S. Highway 212 beginning at the junction of U.S. Highway 85 in Belle Fourche, then east for 0.3 mile, 25 miles per hour; then east for 0.2 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 70:01:02:16 - Campbell County

Current through Register Vol. 51, page 10, July 15, 2024
The following are the maximum speeds on certain highways in Campbell County:
(1) State Trunk Highway 10 in Pollock beginning at the junction of State Trunk Highway 1804, then east for 0.13 mile, 20 miles per hour; then east for 0.26 mile, 30 miles per hour; then east for 0.25 mile, 45 miles per hour;
(2) U.S. Highway 83 beginning 0.35 mile south of the southwest corner of section 17, township 126 north, range 76 west of the fifth principal meridian in Mound City, then north for 0.3 mile, 45 miles per hour; then north for 0.3 mile, 25 miles per hour; then north for 0.3 mile, 45 miles per hour;
(3) U.S. Highway 83 in Herreid beginning at the intersection with Federal Aid Secondary Highway 6104, then north 0.25 mile, 45 miles per hour; then north 0.9 mile, 30 miles per hour; then north 0.65 mile, 45 miles per hour;
(4) State Trunk Highway 1804 in Pollock beginning 0.6 mile south and 0.31 mile west of the junction with State Trunk Highway 10, then east for 0.31 mile, then north and northwesterly for 0.37 mile, 30 miles per hour; then northwesterly to the North Dakota state line, 55 miles per hour;
(5) State Trunk Highway 1804 beginning 0.6 mile south and 0.31 mile west of its junction with State Trunk Highway 10 in Pollock, then west and south to the Campbell-Walworth 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 70:01:02:18 - Clark County

Current through Register Vol. 51, page 10, July 15, 2024
The following are the maximum speeds on certain highways in Clark County:
(1) State Trunk Highway 28 beginning 0.52 mile west of Grant Street in Willow Lake at the southeast corner of section 35, township 114 north, range 57 west of the fifth principal meridian, then east for 0.3 mile, 45 miles per hour; then east for 0.37 mile, 35 miles per hour; then east for 0.15 mile, 45 miles per hour;
(2) U.S. Highway 212 beginning 1.03 miles west of the intersection with Clark County Road 6 (Smith Street) in Clark, then east for 0.52 mile, 45 miles per hour; then east for 0.37 mile, 35 miles per hour; then east for 0.3 mile, 30 miles per hour; then east for 0.33 mile, 35 miles per hour; then east for 0.21 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 70:01:02:19 - Clay County

Current through Register Vol. 51, page 10, July 15, 2024
The following are the maximum speeds on certain highways in Clay County:
(1) State Trunk Highway 50 beginning at the Yankton County line, then southeast to a point 0.15 mile northwest of the intersection with Wakonda Road, 70 miles per hour; then southeast 0.3 mile through Meckling, 55 miles per hour; then southeast to the junction with State Trunk Highway 50 Business Route west of Vermillion, 70 miles per hour;
(2) State Trunk Highway 50 Business Route through Vermillion beginning at its off ramp intersection with State Trunk Highway 50 at milepost 406.7, then south and east to a point 0.4 mile west of the junction with State Trunk Highway 19, 55 miles per hour; then east for 0.3 mile, 45 miles per hour; then east 0.95 mile to Cottage Avenue, 35 miles per hour; then east for approximately 0.64 mile to Plum Street, 25 miles per hour; then east for approximately 0.77 mile to Crawford Road, 35 miles per hour; then east 0.14 mile, 45 miles per hour;
(3) State Trunk Highway 46 beginning at the west Clay County line, then east 0.45 mile through Irene, 25 miles per hour; then east 0.2 mile, 40 miles per hour;
(4) State Trunk Highway 50 beginning at the junction with State Trunk Highway 50 Business Route west of Vermillion, then east for approximately 2.31 miles to a point 0.2 mile west of the junction of State Trunk Highway 19, 65 miles per hour; then east-southeasterly for approximately 2.10 miles to a point 0.14 mile west of the intersection with Crawford Road, 50 miles per hour; then south and east for 0.95 mile on the ramp over State Trunk Highway 50 Business Route, 45 miles per hour; then east on State Trunk Highway 50 for 0.21 mile, 55 miles per hour; then east to the Union County line, 70 miles per hour;
(5) State Trunk Highway 19 beginning at the junction with State Trunk Highway 50 Business Loop in Vermillion, then north for 0.48 mile to the junction with State Trunk Highway 50, 45 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 70:01:02:20 - Corson County

Current through Register Vol. 51, page 10, July 15, 2024
The following are the maximum speeds on certain highways in Corson County:
(1) Twenty miles per hour on all roads within the Indian Memorial Park;
(2) U.S. Highway 12 beginning 0.45 mile northwest of the junction of State Trunk Highway 63 in McLaughlin, then southeast for 0.2 mile, 50 miles per hour; then southeast for 0.5 mile, 35 miles per hour; then southeast for 0.2 mile, 50 miles per hour;
(3) State Trunk Highway 63 beginning at the junction with U.S. Highway 12 in McLaughlin, then north for 0.3 mile, 35 miles per hour; then north for 0.15 mile, 45 miles per hour;
(4) State Trunk Highway 63 beginning at the junction with U.S. Highway 12 in McLaughlin, then south for 0.65 mile, 30 miles per hour; then south for 0.2 mile, 45 miles per hour; then southerly for 9.16 miles, 55 miles per hour; then southerly for 0.47 mile, 35 miles per hour; then southerly to the junction with State Trunk Highway 20, 55 miles per hour;
(5) U.S. Highway 12 in McIntosh beginning 0.5 mile west of the junction with State Trunk Highway 65 north, then west for 0.6 mile, 45 miles per hour;
(6) State Trunk Highway 1806 beginning at its west intersection with U.S. Highway 12, then south 3.68 miles, 55 miles per hour;
(7) State Trunk Highway 1806 beginning at its east intersection with U.S. Highway 12, then north 22 miles to a point 0.2 mile south of its termination, 55 miles per hour; then north for 0.2 mile to its termination, 35 miles per hour;
(8)
(9) U.S. Highway 12 beginning 0.35 mile west of the east junction with State Trunk Highway 1806, then east to the Walworth 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 70:01:02:22 - Day County

Current through Register Vol. 51, page 10, July 15, 2024
The following are the maximum speeds on certain highways in Day County:
(1) U.S. Highway 12 in Webster, beginning 1.5 miles west of its junction with State Trunk Highway 25, then east for 1.01 miles, 55 miles per hour; then east for 0.36 mile, 45 miles per hour; then east for 0.71 mile, 40 miles per hour; then east for 0.35 mile, 60 miles per hour; then east to a point 3.3 miles west of Day County Road 3A, 70 miles per hour; then east for 3.2 miles, 65 miles per hour; then east for 0.71 mile, 55 miles per hour; then east for 0.46 mile, 45 miles per hour; then east for 1.15 miles, 60 miles per hour; then east to the Roberts County line, 70 miles per hour;
(2) State Trunk Highway 25 beginning 0.1 mile east of the present east city limits in Roslyn, then west for 0.1 mile, 50 miles per hour; then west for 0.3 mile, 35 miles per hour; then west for 0.1 mile, 50 miles per hour;
(3) State Trunk Highway 25 in Webster beginning 0.44 mile north of the junction of U.S. Highway 12 and State Trunk Highway 25, then south for 0.19 mile, 45 miles per hour; then south for 0.25 mile to the junction, 35 miles per hour; then south from the junction for 1.17 miles, 25 miles per hour; then south for 0.24 mile, 45 miles per hour;
(4) Repealed;
(5) U.S. Highway 12 beginning at the Brown County line, then east to a point 1.5 miles west of the junction with State Trunk Highway 25, 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 70:01:02:23 - Deuel County

Current through Register Vol. 51, page 10, July 15, 2024
The following are the maximum speeds on certain highways in Deuel County:
(1) State Trunk Highway 28 in Toronto beginning 0.6 mile east of Deuel County Highway 317, then west for 0.3 mile, 50 miles per hour; then west for 0.2 mile, 30 miles per hour; then west for 0.2 mile, 25 miles per hour; then west for 0.2 mile, 30 miles per hour; then west for 0.3 mile, 50 miles per hour;
(2) State Trunk Highway 15 beginning 0.7 mile south of State Trunk Highway 22, then north for 0.62 mile, 50 miles per hour; then north for 0.33 mile, 40 miles per hour; then north for 0.13 mile, 30 miles per hour; then north for 0.49 mile, 25 miles per hour; then north for 0.44 mile, 45 miles per hour;
(3) State Trunk Highway 22 beginning 0.5 mile west of the State Trunk Highway 15 junction, then east to the junction of State Trunk Highway 15, then east 0.5 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 70:01:02:24 - Dewey County

Current through Register Vol. 51, page 10, July 15, 2024
The following are the maximum speeds on certain highways in Dewey County:
(1) U.S. Highway 212 beginning 1.0 mile west of the intersection of U.S. Highway 212 and the Main Street of Eagle Butte, then east for 0.19 mile, 45 miles per hour; then east for 1.66 miles, 35 miles per hour; then east for 0.2 mile, 45 miles per hour;
(2) State Trunk Highway 20 beginning 3.79 miles east of the east junction with State Trunk Highway 63, then east for 0.2 mile, 45 miles per hour; then east for 0.45 mile, 35 miles per hour; then east for 0.2 mile, 45 miles per hour;
(3) State Trunk Highway 20 beginning 2.87 miles west of the west junction with State Trunk Highway 63, then southwesterly for 0.44 mile, 55 miles per hour;
(4) State Trunk Highway 20 and State Trunk Highway 63 beginning 6.80 miles east of the west junction with State Trunk Highway 63 South, then easterly for 0.2 mile, 45 miles per hour; then easterly for 0.5 mile, 35 miles per hour; then easterly and northerly for 0.4 mile, 45 miles per hour;
(5) State Trunk Highway 20 beginning 2.58 miles east of the west junction with State Trunk Highway 65, then east for 0.44 mile, 45 miles per hour; then northeasterly for 0.63 mile, 35 miles per hour; then east for 0.2 mile, 45 miles per hour;
(6) U.S. Highway 212 beginning 0.29 mile west of its junction with Minnesota Avenue in LaPlant, then east 1.11 mile, 45 miles per hour;
(7) U.S. Highway 212 beginning 0.25 mile west of its junction with Bureau of Indian Affairs Road 3, then west 0.65 mile, 55 miles per hour;
(8) U.S. Highway 212 beginning 0.1 mile west of its junction with Main Street in Lantry, then east 0.65 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 70:01:02:25 - Douglas County

Current through Register Vol. 51, page 10, July 15, 2024
The following are the maximum speeds on certain highways in Douglas County:
(1) U.S. Highway 281 beginning 0.46 mile south of Main Street in Corsica, then north for 0.25 mile, 45 miles per hour; then north for 0.36 mile, 35 miles per hour; then north for 0.45 mile, 45 miles per hour;
(2) U.S. Highway 281 beginning 0.15 mile south of Johnson Street in Armour, then north to Johnson Street, 45 miles per hour; then from Johnson Street north through Armour to Ninth Street, 30 miles per hour; then north for 0.15 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 70:01:02:26 - Edmunds County

Current through Register Vol. 51, page 10, July 15, 2024
The following are the maximum speeds on certain highways in Edmunds County:
(1) U.S. Highway 12 beginning 0.6 mile west of the junction of U.S. Highway 12 and State Trunk Highway 45, then east for 0.15 mile, 45 miles per hour; then east for 0.9 mile, 30 miles per hour; then east for 0.2 mile, 45 miles per hour;
(2) U.S. Highway 12 beginning 0.7 mile east of the northeast corner of section 25, township 123 north, range 71 west of the fifth principal meridian, then west for 0.5 mile, 50 miles per hour; then west for 0.4 mile, 30 miles per hour; then west for 0.2 mile, 50 miles per hour;
(3) State Trunk Highway 45 in Ipswich beginning at the junction of U.S. Highway 12 and State Trunk Highway 45, then south from the junction 0.64 mile, 30 miles per hour; then south for 0.22 mile, 40 miles per hour;
(4) State Trunk Highway 247 in Roscoe beginning at the junction of U.S. Highway 12 and State Trunk Highway 247, then north 0.48 mile, 25 miles per hour; then north 0.2 mile, 45 miles per hour; then north to the McPherson-Edmunds county line, 55 miles per hour;
(5) U.S. Highway 12 through Bowdle beginning 0.4 mile west of the beginning of the divided section, then east for 2.17 miles, 55 miles per hour;
(6) State Trunk Highway 134 beginning at the Edmunds-Brown county line, then west 0.19 mile, 55 miles per hour; then west 0.83 mile, 50 miles per hour; then west and south to the junction of U.S. Highway 12, 55 miles per hour;
(7) State Trunk Highway 253 beginning 8.99 miles north of the junction with U.S Highway 12, then west 0.24 mile, 45 miles per hour; then west 0.68 mile through Hosmer, 25 miles per hour; then west 0.2 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 70:01:02:28 - Faulk County

Current through Register Vol. 51, page 10, July 15, 2024
The following are the maximum speeds on certain highways in Faulk County:
(1) U.S. Highway 212 beginning 0.1 mile west of the Main Street intersection in Zell and ending 0.4 mile east of the Main Street intersection, 45 miles per hour;
(2) U.S. Highway 212 beginning 0.46 mile east of 8th Avenue in Faulkton, then west 0.2 mile, 50 miles per hour; then west 0.9 mile, 35 miles per hour; then west 0.2 mile, 50 miles per hour;
(3) State Trunk Highway 20 beginning at the south city limits of Hoven, then south 0.2 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 70:01:02:29 - Grant County

Current through Register Vol. 51, page 10, July 15, 2024
The following are the maximum speeds on certain highways in Grant County:
(1) U.S. Highway 12 beginning at the South Dakota-Minnesota state line, then southwest for 0.15 mile, 45 miles per hour; then west for 0.75 mile, 30 miles per hour; then west for 0.15 mile, 50 miles per hour;
(2) U.S. Highway 12 through Milbank beginning 1 mile west of its junction with State Trunk Highway 15, east 0.5 mile, 45 miles per hour; then east 1.4 miles, 30 miles per hour; then east 0.45, 40 miles per hour; then east 1.05 miles, 45 miles per hour;
(3) State Trunk Highway 15 in Milbank beginning 1.08 miles north of U.S. Highway 12, then south 0.48 mile, 40 miles per hour; then south 1 mile, 30 miles per hour; then south 0.55 mile, 40 miles per hour; then south 0.78 mile, 55 miles per hour;
(4) State Trunk Highway 123 beginning at the junction of U.S. Highway 12, then north to the Grant-Roberts county line, 55 miles per hour;
(5) State Trunk Highway 20 beginning at the south intersection with State Trunk Highway 15; then east for 9.26 miles to the Minnesota state line, 55 miles per hour;
(6) State Trunk Highway 109 beginning at the junction of U.S. Highway 12 in Big Stone City, then northwest for 0.25 mile, 35 miles per hour; then north for 0.28 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 70:01:02:31 - Haakon County

Current through Register Vol. 51, page 10, July 15, 2024
The following are the maximum speeds on certain highways in Haakon County:
(1) State Trunk Highway 73 beginning at the junction with U.S. Highway 14, then south for 0.6 mile, 30 miles per hour; then south for 0.3 mile, 50 miles per hour;
(2) U.S. Highway 14 beginning 0.6 mile west of the junction of State Highway 73 in Philip, then east for 1.2 miles, 45 miles per hour;
(3) U.S. Highway 14 beginning 0.15 mile west of its west junction with State Trunk Highway 63, then east to 0.2 mile east of its junction with Midland Avenue, 55 miles per hour;
(4) State Trunk Highway 63 beginning at its junction with U.S. Highway 14, then south for 0.6 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 70:01:02:32 - Hamlin County

Current through Register Vol. 51, page 10, July 15, 2024
The following are the maximum speeds on certain highways in Hamlin County:
(1) State Trunk Highway 28 beginning 0.33 mile east of State Trunk Highway 21; then east 0.29 mile, 50 miles per hour; then east 1.54 miles, 55 miles per hour;
(2) State Trunk Highway 28 beginning 0.22 mile west of the southeast corner of section 24, township 113 north, range 51 west of the fifth principal meridian, then west for 0.3 mile, 45 miles per hour; then west for 0.57 mile, 35 miles per hour; then west for 0.2 mile, 45 miles per hour;
(3) State Trunk Highway 28 beginning 0.35 mile west of the junction with South Broadway Street in Bryant, then east 0.2 mile, 45 miles per hour; then east 0.83 mile, 35 miles per hour; then east 0.2 mile, 45 miles per hour;
(4) U.S. Highway 81 beginning at the Hamlin and Brookings county line, then north for 1.25 miles, 40 miles per hour;
(5) State Trunk Highway 21 beginning at the junction of State Trunk Highway 21 and State Trunk Highway 28, then north 5.0 miles to a point 1,500 feet south of Third Avenue in Hayti, 55 miles per hour; then north 1,000 feet, 45 miles per hour; then north to Third Avenue, 25 miles per hour; then east on Third Avenue to Fourth Street, 25 miles per hour; then north on Fourth Street from Third Avenue to First Avenue, 25 miles per hour; then east on First Avenue 900 feet, 25 miles per hour; then east 1,000 feet, 45 miles per hour;
(6) State Trunk Highway 28 beginning 2.6 miles east of the junction of U.S. Highway 81, then east for 1.6 miles, 55 miles per hour;
(7) State Trunk Highway 22 beginning 0.38 mile west of the junction of State Trunk Highway 22 and County Road "C", then east for 0.59 mile, 55 miles per hour;
(8) State Trunk Highway 22 beginning 0.1 mile west of the junction with 450th Avenue, then east through Thomas for 0.47 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 70:01:02:33 - Hand County

Current through Register Vol. 51, page 10, July 15, 2024
The following are the maximum speeds on certain highways in Hand County:
(1) Repealed;
(2) U.S. Highway 14 beginning 100 feet west of the northwest corner of section 6, township 111 north, range 65 west of the fifth principal meridian in Wessington, then east 100 feet, 45 miles per hour;
(3) U.S. Highway 14 beginning at the south junction of U.S. Highway 14 and State Trunk Highway 45 in Miller, then east 0.9 mile, 35 miles per hour; then east 1.24 miles, 55 miles per hour; then east through St. Lawrence, 0.45 mile, 45 miles per hour; then east 0.4 mile, 55 miles per hour;
(4) State Trunk Highway 26 beginning 0.1 mile west of the northwest corner of section 14, township 115 north, range 69 west of the fifth principal meridian, then east 0.2 mile, 45 miles per hour;
(5) State Trunk Highway 45 beginning 1.20 miles north of the north junction of U.S. Highway 14 and State Trunk Highway 45 in Miller, then south 0.88 mile, 55 miles per hour; then south 0.32 mile, 50 miles per hour; then south from the junction with U.S. Highway 14 for 0.05 mile, 50 miles per hour; then south 0.32 mile, 40 miles per hour; then south 0.44 mile, 30 miles per hour; then south on State Trunk Highway 45 for 0.26 mile, 25 miles per hour; then south 0.31 mile, 45 miles per hour; then south 1.27 miles, 55 miles per hour;
(6) U.S. Highway 14 beginning at the north intersection with State Trunk Highway 45 at Miller, then west for 0.20 mile, 45 miles per hour; then west for 0.40 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 70:01:02:34 - Hanson County

Current through Register Vol. 51, page 10, July 15, 2024
The following are the maximum speeds on certain highways in Hanson County:
(1) State Trunk Highway 262 beginning 0.2 mile northwesterly of Hanson County Highway 8, then southeasterly 0.2 mile, 45 miles per hour; then southeasterly 0.75 mile through Emery, 30 miles per hour; then southeasterly for 0.2 mile, 45 miles per hour;
(2) State Trunk Frontage Road 38EF beginning at State Trunk Highway 38 1 mile east of the west Hanson County line, then south, ending at the south ramps of the Interstate Highway 90 and Riverside Road interchange, 50 miles per hour;
(3) State Trunk Highway 262 beginning at the intersection with the south ramps of Interstate Highway 90, then south to Tenth Street in Alexandria, 45 miles per hour; then south and southeasterly to Walnut Street, 30 miles per hour; then southeasterly 0.2 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 70:01:02:35 - Harding County

Current through Register Vol. 51, page 10, July 15, 2024
The following are the maximum speeds on certain highways in Harding County:
(1) State Trunk Highway 20 beginning 0.51 mile west of its junction with U.S. Highway 85 in Buffalo, then east for 0.2 mile, 45 miles per hour; then east for 0.39 mile to the junction with U.S. Highway 85, 30 miles per hour;
(2) U.S. Highway 85 beginning 0.62 mile south of its west junction with State Highway 20 in Buffalo, then north for 0.2 mile, 45 miles per hour; then north for 1.1 mile, 30 miles per hour; then north for 0.2 mile, 45 miles per hour;
(3) State Trunk Highway 20 beginning at the Montana state line, then northeasterly for 3.37 miles, 55 miles per hour; then easterly for 0.20 mile, 40 miles per hour; then easterly for 0.76 mile, 25 miles per hour; then easterly for 0.20 mile, 40 miles per hour;
(4) U.S. Highway 85 beginning 8.09 miles south of the North Dakota state line, then northerly for 0.46 mile, 55 miles per hour.
General Authority:
SDCL  32-25-7.
Law Implemented:
SDCL  32-25-7.