When driving in work zones, you should:

When driving in work zones, it’s crucial to reduce your speed and be prepared to stop suddenly because these areas often have unexpected changes in traffic patterns, workers, and equipment. Lowering your speed allows you to have more time to react to sudden stops or hazards that may arise due to construction activities.

Reduced speeds also provide a safer environment for both construction workers and drivers. Work zones may have reduced speed limits posted to help ensure safety, and adhering to these limits helps prevent accidents. Being vigilant and prepared to stop is essential, as construction zones can change rapidly, and you may encounter delays or obstacles without warning. This approach emphasizes safety and awareness for everyone on the road.