A man was driving home by means of the same route he had taken for ten years. He is pulled over and told that he was going 45 mph in a 35 mph zone. He tells the officer that he was in a 45 zone and was thus not exceeding the limit. The officer responds that the speed limit was changed that morning and that a sign was posted as such. The driver contests the ticket in court arguing that he was not given proper notification of the change and that he did not notice the new sign since he was so used to the route. Does he have a case?
Yes, the city did not provide sufficient notice.
Yes, the city must provide a grace period with new laws.
No, the city did provide notice with the new sign.
No, the city is not required to provide notice.
