A Utah Highway Patrol officer uses a LIDAR gun to clock multiple vehicles, including a car, garbage truck, and a school bus, speeding significantly over the 40 mph limit in a construction zone. The video displays each vehicle's speed and how much they are over the limit using text overlays. The video concludes with a PSA for National Work Zone Awareness Week, featuring a construction worker who pleads with drivers to slow down to protect the lives of the crew.
Post caption
Please slow down in work zones.
For the people working just feet from traffic.
For yourself.
And don’t forget: it’s the law, and it can cost you with doubled fines.
Thanks @utahhighwaypatrol for helping us out.
#NWZAW
Transcript
A 64 right here. Hello. Corporal woman with Hyatt Patrol. Today, we yes a lidar to see who's speeding through the work zone. Right tier, we have a 59. So 19 over the speed limit. We have, 56 in the right rank. tier over the speed limit. We have another 58. School bus going 60. Another 64, 65. Right here. She apologized. This is our work zone, and it's it's super tight. There's there's a lot not a lot of room. And, you know, everybody out here, they've got families that they wanna go home to. And if you could just slow down as you're going through the work zone and help keep us safe, and that'll help keep you safe in turn. And please slow down and pay attention.