Kansas · Speed & Following Distance

Kansas' basic speed law under K.S.A. 8-1557 requires you to drive no faster than:

  • The average traffic speed
  • What is reasonable and prudent under existing conditions
  • 10 mph under the limit
  • The posted limit always

Correct answer

What is reasonable and prudent under existing conditions

Why this is correct

Correct answer: What is reasonable and prudent under existing conditions. Source: Kansas Driving Handbook, page 16. Topic: Speed Laws.

Kansas Driver Handbook, p. 16

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