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Transportation Officials Predict Crackdown on Work Zone Speeding

Author/Presenter: Speciale, Samuel
Abstract:

Transportation officials say reckless driving and speeding in Interstate work zones around Charleston have raised concerns and may soon result in increased speed limit enforcement. A Department of Transportation spokesman said traffic violations are worst in a work zone along Interstate 64 near the Fort Hill Bridge where a contra flow lane is being used to divert traffic while structural repairs are made to the bridge deck. The speed limit in work zones is 50 miles per hour.

Source: Charleston Daily Mail
Publication Date: May 6, 2015
Source URL: Link to URL
Publication Types: News and Other Non-research Articles
Topics: Law Enforcement; Photo Enforcement; Reckless Driving; Speed Limits; Speeding; Work Zones

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