speeding ticket construction zone

Interested to see how this turns out. If the QC data is introduced as evidence for your defense, then you will probably end up admitting guilt for the speed that it does actually show that you reached.

Speeding in a construction zone didn't seem to turn out too well for a certain Wal-Mart driver a while back, either...

 

Depends on the state, Construction Zone certainly adds a dimention thats tougher. Maybe get it down to a seatbelt, probably going to need a lawyer for this one.

 

15-mph over the limit (in your case more) is considered a "serious violation" worthy of a 60-day disqualification of your CDL per 383.51e. I'd be worried about a lot more than just some measly points. I doubt you're going to weasel your way out of this. Moreover, its the insurance companies that decide who drives and who doesn't. Would you insure someone who drives with wreckless disregard of the law in a zone that's marked for drivers to take extra caution in their actions?

 

He still would be better off. A 10-15mph ticket raises eyebrows and limits your options. A 15+ mph ticket is almost a death blow for your career.

 

I believe ANY kind of speeding in a construction zone carries points. Seems like that's one area where DOT/LEO gives no slack, and for good reason..

 

get a attorney. they should be able to help you reduce it. try to get it down to a non moving violation.

 

Happened to me in Indiana, 65 in a 45. Attorney got it reduced, got a few points, kept my job

 

Lately, it seems, construction zones are like school zones. I don't think you have much of a chance. I don't mean to be your mom, but what are you speeding in a construction zone for? I'd expect that from a 4 wheeler, but not a professional driver. Sorry. Plus, the fines are usually double, not sure about points double, wouldn't surprise me, though.