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A driver travels more than 20 mph above the posted limit in an active school zone while children are present and visible. Under Idaho’s rule effective July 1, 2026, what offense is expressly specified?
Correct answer: Reckless driving
Why
Current Idaho law expressly includes speed greater than 20 mph over the posted limit in an active school zone when children are present and visible, or an active construction zone when workers are present and visible. Exactly 20 mph over is not this particular greater-than threshold, but it is still speeding and other reckless-driving grounds can apply.
Verified against Idaho Code 49-1401 · Excessive speed in an active school zone
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