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    kolion is offline Junior Member
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    Speeding in Work Zone

    What is the name of your state? Texas
    My wife got a ticket for speeding in a work zone - 5 miles above the limit (40 in 35). The ticket doesn't state that workers were present and she said that she didn't see workers.
    She tried to apply for defensive driving, but from the court they told her that the ticket is filed as if there were workers present.
    What are the options to revert the violation to "without workers present"?
    Second question:
    Can she even plead "not guilty" in this sort of violation?What is the name of your state?
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    If there is a sign that it is a work zone, then it could be that by law, workers dont have to be present
    I beat over 30 parking tickets and won two appeals within one year in NYC
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    seven53 is offline Member
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    In the Good Ol' US of A you can plead "not guilty" to murder, arson, and even speeding in a construction zone.

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