A bill for an act relating to the speed limit on unpaved roads under county jurisdiction, and making penalties applicable.

HF 2103 lowers the maximum speed limit for unpaved secondary roads under county jurisdiction from 55 mph during daylight to 45 mph, regardless of time of day. It directly affects drivers traveling on unpaved county roads and requires county boards of supervisors to update speed limits based on engineering studies. The bill allows counties to temporarily use approved stickers on existing signs instead of replacing all signs immediately when implementing the new speed limit. This change applies only to roads not surfaced with concrete or asphalt, while paved secondary roads retain their current speed limits.