This state was the last to maintain a "reasonable and prudent" daytime speed limit with no maximum.
This state's odder historical nicknames include the "Stubbed-Toe State," and in 1995 its tourism department attempted to market the vanity plate "EZ 2 LUV" as a state slogan. This state was the last to maintain a "reasonable and prudent" daytime speed limit with no maximum. Organizations such as Carroll College and the Flathead Lake Protection Association sponsor alternative license plate designs in this state, whose standard license plate includes the slogan "The Treasure State." For 10 points, name this state whose other nicknames include "Big Sky Country," and which includes the cities of Butte, Billings, Missoula, and its capital, Helena.
This state's odder historical nicknames include the "Stubbed-Toe State," and in 1995 its tourism department attempted to market the vanity plate "EZ 2 LUV" as a state slogan.
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