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Speed limits in Connecticut are normally 65 mph on rural freeways; up to 55 mph on rural divided and undivided highways. In urban areas speed limits vary from 25 mph on residential streets and central business districts to 30â40 mph on arterial roadways, and from 45 to 55 mph on urban freeways.n Pennsylvania the maximum freeway speed limit is generally 65 mph (105 km/h), with a select few sections of rural freeway and parts of the Pennsylvania Turnpike signed at 70 mph (113 km/h). The speed limit on urban freeways ranges from a low of 50 mph in downtown Pittsburgh and Philadelphia to 65 mph in some areas.
1 Washington, DC, where drivers log an average of only 10,045 miles each year. 2  Hawaii, where licensed residents drive 11,104 miles each year. 3  Connecticut, where drivers travel only 11,595 miles annually. 4  Massachusetts, where the average miles per year per driver is 11,759.lder vs. Younger Drivers. Americans do the most driving during middle age and the least driving during retirement. Americans between 35 and 54 years of age drive 15,291 miles per year on average. Those over age 64 average only 7,646 miles annually.