Speeding in Construction Zones (Part 2/3)
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Construction zones have reduced speed limits for a reason: To protect workers.
Speeding in active work zones puts their lives at risk. When you drive slower, you can react with more cushion. Lanes end. Lanes shift. Merging slows. Traffic backs up. Obeying posted speed limits ensures that construction workers can perform their jobs in a safer environment and other drivers aren’t put at risk because of reckless drivers.
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