My question involves a traffic ticket from the state of: MICHIGAN
About four years ago, I saw a Michigan map that clearly defined what "where workers present" means…it was something like this: “to be considered present, workers have to be within ??? feet of the road and not separated from you by a barricade. If on the freeway, workers are not considered present if they are on the other side of the freeway.”
I would like to know where I could find this in writing. My friend got a ticket because there were workers, but on the other side of the freeway across a barrier!
About four years ago, I saw a Michigan map that clearly defined what "where workers present" means…it was something like this: “to be considered present, workers have to be within ??? feet of the road and not separated from you by a barricade. If on the freeway, workers are not considered present if they are on the other side of the freeway.”
I would like to know where I could find this in writing. My friend got a ticket because there were workers, but on the other side of the freeway across a barrier!
Speeding Tickets: “where Workers Present” Definition (Michigan)
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