RICHMOND, Va. -- Starting Thursday, if you drive on I-95 northbound between mile markers 115 and 130 (between Thornburg and Fredericksburg) you will notice new digital speed limit signs. Starting ...

Speed limits will be adjusted in 5 mph increments as conditions warrant, the department said. Digital variable speed limit (VSL) signs have already be placed every half mile on both sides of I-465.

The speed limit will be 60 mph when workers are working on the roads and will return to 70 mph when workers are not present. Just like any other speed limit sign, the VSL signs will be enforceable ...

Speed limits will be adjusted 5 mph at a time as conditions warrant, INDOT said. ... Digital variable speed limit (VSL) signs have already be placed every half mile on both sides of I-465. The ...

“Speed limits posted to the new VSL signs on I-76 will serve as enforceable, regulatory speed limits, not recommended speed advisories,” Pennsylvania State Police Captain Robert Krol said.

PennDOT on Tuesday began posting variable speed limits (VSL) on dozens of signs over a 14-mile stretch of Interstate 76 from King of Prussia, Montgomery County, to the U.S. Route 1 Interchange in ...

There is also a variable speed limit (VSL) system as well. According to TDOT, the VSL is not set by TDOT. It is determined by the speed of vehicles currently on the road.