Unless otherwise posted, the speed limit in a residential area is:

In residential districts, you shouldn't drive above 25 mph. This is the standard speed limit in many states because residential areas often have children playing, pedestrians crossing the street, pets, and vehicles entering or exiting driveways. These conditions increase the risk of sudden, unexpected hazards. Driving at or below 25 mph gives you more time to react safely. If a lower speed limit is posted, you are legally required to obey it. Always be alert and reduce your speed even further in poor visibility or heavy pedestrian areas.

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