"maximum speed limit" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the legal limit of how fast you are allowed to drive on a particular road. For example, "The maximum speed limit on this road is 50 miles per hour."
1968 1970, established the national maximum speed limit, prior to repeal by Pub.
In Virginia, traveling "in excess of 80 miles per hour regardless of the applicable maximum speed limit" is reckless driving.
Nerves have a maximum speed limit of about 180 feet per second, said Maxwell Donelan, the study's lead author.
LONG after Americans stopped husbanding gasoline and keeping the speedometer at 55, policy makers here clung to a national maximum speed limit, arguing that it saved lives.
The 105-mile Skyline Drive (www.nps.gov/shen) runs north and south along the crest of the Blue Ridge Mountains in Shenandoah National Park; the maximum speed limit is 35 miles an hour, so no one gets anywhere in a hurry.
For safety reasons a maximum speed limit of 60 km/h has been applied to minor rural roads in the Netherlands since 1998.
It already has a higher maximum speed limits than other states, at 130km/h.
To measure the association between motor vehicle crash (MVC) driver death and high state maximum speed limits.
Because of this failure, policy makers concluded that maximum speed limits were effective in saving lives when they were not.
I might have achieved better economy except I adhered to these rules: I stayed within all posted minimum and maximum speed limits; I did no drafting (following big trucks closely to reduce wind resistance).
This map reflects maximum speed limits in each state in December 2017.
