Missouri Lawmakers Consider Increasing Speed Limit to 75 Mph

Missouri lawmakers consider increasing speed limit to 75 mph

Missouri lawmakers consider raising speed limit to 75 mph on rural highways, sparking debate over safety concerns and potential fatalities.

Missouri House hits that gas on proposal to raise speed limit to 75 mph

Missouri drivers could legally drive up to 75 mph on rural highways if a bill passed by the House on Thursday becomes law. Currently, Missouri’s rural highways are limited to 70 mph. It wouldn’t change the 60 mph urban interstate…

Push for 75 MPH on Rural Highways Sparks Safety Debate in Missouri

Lawmakers are considering raising rural highway speeds to 75 mph, but transportation officials warn the move could lead to more crashes and fatalities

Missouri Drivers Outraged at New Safety Inspections and Speed Limit Bill: 'Every 5mph increase in the speed limit causes more highway deaths'

The Missouri House has recently approved SB 1408, which is set to increase the state’s speed limit to 75 miles per hour on rural four-lane highways and eliminate safety inspections for most car owners. The bill has been met with mixed reactions from Missouri residents, as many believe it could make driving on the state’s roads more dangerous. New laws coming out about safety inspections and raise the speed limit to 75mph. byu/n8saces inmissouri…

Missouri Drivers Pay $12 For A Safety Inspection. A New Bill Says That's $12 Too Many

A Missouri bill could end the state’s $12 safety inspection program. The change would take effect on the first day of 2027 if passed. A new bill also includes regulation changes for salvage-title cars. Drivers used to watching the limit creep downward year after year may want to look at what is happening in Missouri, because the direction of travel is the other way. A new bill would raise speed limits on rural, four-lane highways from 70 mph (11…