In towns or cities, what is the speed limit in any urban district?

• A. Thirty
• B. Twenty
• C. Forty
• D. Fifty

Answer: (A)

The main idea is the default speed limit for streets inside towns and cities. In Kansas, when you’re driving through an urban district, the standard limit is 30 mph unless a sign says otherwise. This lower limit helps reduce risk in areas with more pedestrians, crosswalks, and intersections, making it safer to react to traffic and changes in the road. So 30 mph is the best answer because it represents the usual, default limit for urban areas—you’d follow a posted sign if it shows a different speed, and speeds like 20, 40, or 50 mph would only apply where specifically posted for particular streets or zones.