Driver stopped in Colorado after going 97 mph in construction zone, police say

Driver stopped in Colorado after going 97 mph in construction zone, police say

Police officers in Littleton pulled over a driver they say was going 97 mph in a construction zone. Officers said the driver was stopped while speeding through a construction zone on Santa Fe.   

The Littleton Police Department said officers pulled over a driver going 97 mph in a construction zone on Santa Fe. Littleton Police Department

The Littleton Police Department posted it on social media with the line, "That's not just dangerous — it's a 20-point ticket, which means a suspended license."

In Colorado, drivers will have their license suspended if they accumulate too many points from traffic tickets. According to the Colorado Department of Revenue, drivers start with 0 points and when convictions are reported to the DMV, those points are added to their record. 

Littleton police posted a reminder to drivers that construction zones have lower speed limits to keep workers, drivers and everyone else safe. They also posted, "Please, take a deep breath, ease off the gas, and help us keep our roads safe."

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