The new signs also show a change to the truck speed limit. Trucks now have a speed limit of 55 mph through this corridor and does not change. Speed limits used to range from 55 to 70 mph in this ...

Vehicles towing anything, as well as semi-trucks, were already operating under a 55 mph speed limit. Once the signs are posted it is up to drivers to pay attention and follow the new speed limit ...

COLUMBUS (AP) — Hundreds of highway signs have had to be changed to ... interstate highways that used to have two speed limits, 55 for trucks and 65 for cars. A new law makes the top legal ...

In spite of some reservations, we believe Gov. Rod Blagojevich should sign the bill to boost the truck speed limit from 55 per hour to 65. Establishing a uniform speed limit would enable large ...

Even though signs showing a 55 mph limit for trucks will remain, truckers can speed up to 65 mph, said Illinois State Police spokesman Scott Compton.

Lake and Will Counties (where the speed limit will remain at 55 mph for both cars and trucks). Currently, Illinois law limits vehicles over 8,000 pounds to 55 mph on rural interstate highways ...

CDOT told 9NEWS Monday they will lower the speed limit to 55 mph ... the speed limit and add new signs warning of the construction zone, inside the cab of the truck, Maurer knows all truckers ...

On Monday, GDOT said they had lowered the speed limit near Alpharetta and posted signs reflecting the change by Haynes Bridge Road. But drivers won't see those 55 mph signs anymore. GADOT has ...