(Kyle Martin/For the North Dakota Monitor)
(North Dakota Monitor) – Even thought North Dakota Gov. Kelly Armstrong made the state’s jump to an 80 mph speed limit official, signing a bill that raises the speed limit on interstates, it is not going up to 80 mph until August 1st.
“This bill strikes a reasonable balance by aligning North Dakota’s interstate speed limit with two of our three neighboring states and increasing fines as a deterrent to speeding,” Armstrong said in a statement.
On Aug. 1, North Dakota will join neighbors South Dakota and Montana at 80 mph on interstate highways. The top speed limit in Minnesota is 70 mph.
Then-Gov. Doug Burgum in 2023 vetoed a bill to increase the speed limit to 80 m
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