What are the normal speed limits for rural highways?

Rural highways typically have a higher speed limit compared to urban or residential areas. This is because they have less traffic and tend to be straighter and wider, allowing for safer and faster driving. 25 mph is too slow and would not be practical on a highway. 35 mph is also on the lower end and may be more suitable for residential areas. 50 mph could potentially be a speed limit for some rural highways, but it is not as common as 65 mph. 65 mph is the most common and widely accepted speed limit for rural highways.