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Signs say 20 and it is a construction zone yet every single car blasts past us! WOW! A huge challenge to know where to put our car! Is Speeding the Solution?

Imagine you’re driving through a construction zone where the speed limit is 20 mph, but every other car is zipping past at 50+ mph. The signs warn of workers and a hazardous environment, but it feels like you’re the only one who’s noticed. It’s a tough call: do you speed up to match the flow of traffic, or stick to the rules and stay safe? At Cooper’s Calm Driving School, we understand the pressure, but safety is paramount. The 20 mph limit is there for a reason—it gives you the time to react to unexpected obstacles like workers and equipment. Speeding in these zones is risky and can lead to accidents and hefty fines.

Staying calm and following the rules is the smartest move. Even if it feels like you’re the odd one out, adhering to the 20 mph speed limit is the safest and most responsible choice. Keep a safe distance from the car in front of you and stay alert. By doing so, you set a positive example for other drivers, and your actions can influence them to do the same. Remember, the goal is to arrive safely, not to get somewhere faster. A few extra minutes of caution can make a world of difference. Join us at Cooper’s Calm Driving School and learn the skills and mindset needed to handle any driving challenge. Let’s make the roads a safer place for everyone.

Flwo is 50 plus and both the 30 and construction signs warn us of workers and a potentially hazardous environment! WHAT TO DO!
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