State v. Chudnofsky

Stiftel, J.:

Defendant was convicted of “Speeding” while operating a passenger car on a dual highway, known as the Governor Printz Boulevard, between Stockdale Curve and the Philadelphia Pike. His speed was less than sixty miles per hour but greater than forty miles per hour. The posted speed limit signs in the area read forty miles per hour. The forty mile limit had been set by action of the State Highway Department as set forth in Resolution No. 384, 1 passed on August 12, 1959, pursuant to the authority contained in 21 Del. C. § 4126(b), which provides:

“Whenever the State Highway Department…