Questions from drivers about VTL § 1180(f), Speeding in a Work Zone, answered by the Benjamin Goldman Law Office. For penalties, points, and defense options, read the VTL § 1180(f), Speeding in a Work Zone.
Will my fine be more because arrest type is work zone? I got pulled over for speeding. I was speeding before the work zone but slowed down for the work zone. My ticket doesn't say speeding in a work zone, just that the arrest type is work zone. What is that and will that mean a more steep fine?
I got two speeding tickets in two days for speeding in a work zone. I need a lawyer because I want to lose my license.
If you got them from a camera, then you don't need a lawyer and should pay them. If you got them from traffic stops, then it is much more serious. You are facing steep fines, suspension, and increased insurance rates.
I got a letter in the mail for speeding in a work zone.. Should I get a lawyer or just pay ?
Camera tickets that come in the mail do not go on your driving record and should not impact your driving privileges.
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For DMV purposes, it is only considered a work zone ticket if the statute on the ticket is 1180(f). If there is another letter after 1180 and it is not an f, then it is not a work zone ticket.