The last one is the most accurate. The same actually. I actually found a city ordinance related to my situation. It seems pretty straightforward, but I have a question on the last part that states "when signs are in place giving notice of such speed limit." Would that mean just having the sign...
Thank you for the reply! I do not have a video of the incident, however, I do have the time I received the citation. TxDOT website states that school zone signs should be operational and the posted limit should be followed 45 minutes before class begins. I called the school from the school zone...
Thank you for your reply! So if I am faced with speeding in a school zone then all I have to defend is that specific charge? If I am able to prove that the school zone was not active would I then have to defend going 1mph over the speed limit?
Thank you for the reply! In regards to going 36 on a 35 zone. I thought that Texas was a "presumed" speeding state. The speed limit can increase or decrease depending on the road conditions. The citation states that it was a clear sunny day with clear roads. I assumed that would be overlooked...
I received a citation for speeding in a school zone by a motorcycle cop. I live in Texas. The citation reads 36mph on a 20mph (school zone). When the school zone lights are not on, the speed limit is normally 35mph on that road. I wish to contest this citation because I have reason to believe...