Johnsj1953
New Member
I recently received a speeding ticket in the state of New Hampshire for allegedly going 82 MPH in a construction zone. There were no workers present in the construction zone. According to New Hampshire law Chapter 265, section 265:6-a III, Any offense involving speeding in a highway construction or maintenance zone on a state or interstate highway, MANNED BY WORKERS, shall be a construction work zone driving offense. The posted speed limit on the highway is 65 MPH, but reduced to 40 MPH in construction zone.
Since there were no workers in the construction zone, do I have any chances on beating this ticket? If so, any recommendations on how to procedurally challenge ticket. Thank you JOHN J.
Since there were no workers in the construction zone, do I have any chances on beating this ticket? If so, any recommendations on how to procedurally challenge ticket. Thank you JOHN J.
