Which offense would apply for speeding in a zone?

Which offense would apply for speeding in a zone?

• A. Speed in zone
• B. Speed in work zone
• C. Driving too slowly/impeding traffic
• D. Refusal of breath screening device

Answer: (A)

Speeding in a zone applies when you exceed the posted speed limit in a regular area (not a work zone). The law treats work zones separately, with a distinct offense for speeding there and typically harsher penalties. So for speeding in a zone, the correct offense is the standard speeding in a zone. The other options describe different violations: driving too slowly/impeding traffic is a separate offense for hindering traffic, and refusal of a breath screening device is a DUI-related offense, not a general speeding violation.

Speeding in a zone applies when you exceed the posted speed limit in a regular area (not a work zone). The law treats work zones separately, with a distinct offense for speeding there and typically harsher penalties. So for speeding in a zone, the correct offense is the standard speeding in a zone. The other options describe different violations: driving too slowly/impeding traffic is a separate offense for hindering traffic, and refusal of a breath screening device is a DUI-related offense, not a general speeding violation.