§ 545.351 Maximum Speed Requirement
§ 545.352 Prima Facie Speed Limits
§ 545.353 Authority of Texas Transportation Commission to Alter Speed Limits
§ 545.3531 Authority of District Engineer to Temporarily Lower Speed Limit At Highway Maintenance Activity Site
§ 545.3535 Authority of Texas Transportation Commission to Alter Speed Limits On Certain Roads
§ 545.354 Authority of Regional Tollway Authorities to Alter Speed Limits On Turnpike Projects
§ 545.355 Authority of County Commissioners Court to Alter Speed Limits
§ 545.356 Authority of Municipality to Alter Speed Limits
§ 545.3561 Authority of Municipality or County to Temporarily Lower Speed Limit At Vehicular Collision Reconstruction Site
§ 545.357 Consideration of Speed Limits Where Certain Schools Are Located
§ 545.358 Authority of Commanding Officer of United States Military Reservation to Alter Speed Limits
§ 545.359 Conflicting Designated Speed Limits
§ 545.360 Duty of Texas Transportation Commission and State Board of Education to Provide Information and Assistance
§ 545.361 Special Speed Limitations
§ 545.362 Temporary Speed Limits
§ 545.3625 Confidentiality of Violation Information: Fuel Conservation Speed Limit
§ 545.363 Minimum Speed Regulations
§ 545.364 Speed Limit Signs After Construction or Maintenance Work Zone
§ 545.365 Speed Limit Exception for Emergencies; Municipal Regulation
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Terms Used In Texas Transportation Code Chapter 545 > Subchapter H - Speed Restrictions

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