Which of the following statement(s) about speed limits for cars in North Carolina is correct?

The speed limit inside a city is 25 mph unless otherwise posted.

The statement regarding the speed limit inside a city being 25 mph unless otherwise posted is correct. In North Carolina, the law generally establishes a default speed limit of 25 mph in urban areas, which is designed to promote safety in more densely populated regions with higher pedestrian activity and potential hazards.

The statement about the speed limit outside a city being 55 mph unless otherwise posted is also correct, as the default speed limit on non-limited access roads in rural areas is typically 55 mph. Therefore, the best option includes both statements, so the most accurate choice reflects that both speed limits apply correctly in their respective contexts.

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The speed limit outside a city is 55mph unless otherwise posted.

Both A and B.

Neither A nor B.

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