Speeding in a construction zone will cost you: OPP
OPP in Oxford County stopped a speeding driver in a construction zone on July 23, 2024. (Source: OPP)
OPP are warning drivers that speeding in a construction zone will cost you.
Officers on patrol in Oxford County stopped a vehicle going 154 km/h in a posted 80km/hr construction zone.
Police are reminding drivers that construction zones often have workers nearby.
The driver of this vehicle had their license suspended and vehicle impounded.
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