If you feel confident in your calculations, sure. I've seen the same argument in average speed zones in UK - "in theory" if there's heavy traffic and you go slo

If you feel confident in your calculations, sure. I've seen the same argument in average speed zones in UK - "in theory" if there's heavy traffic and you go slower than 70mph for a good while, when the traffic clears up you should be able to go much faster and not get a ticket, right? Well, it's not so simple, because the "average" calculation can be done over small stretches instead of the whole big stretch(so if there are 12 cameras on the stretch, the average might be taken from the first 4, then next 4 then next 4 - so it's not so easy to avoid being charged for speeding). The easiest way around it is to....just not speed.