My question involves a traffic ticket from the state of: Indiana.
Friday,4pm. I exit work and travel about a mile on a county road before entering a 4 lane,divided highway.As I wait for southbound traffic to clear to get across the median to go north,a marked State Trooper goes by. I enter the highway and get up to speed to get in front of the on coming northbound traffic.I get up to speed and roughly 7/10ths of a mile later the cop in front of me pulls over into the turn lane waiting for me to go around and then pulls me over.Confused as to getting pulled over he takes my license and registration and returns minutes later informing me that I was speeding and wrote the ticket for 75mph in a 60 zone.I was surprised at the speed as I don't typically speed and never that fast.(4 1/2 years with license and no tickets),and the truck has a terrible vibration at speeds over 65 so I avoid it).I've went back on my way home from work on the following days trying to re-enact how I was driving that day and just can't buy into the 75 mph. I'm on the highway for a total of 1.09 miles.I was pulled over at roughly 7/10th of a mile.My question is to more of how I could of been clocked.The cop explained nothing and I didn't think to ask at the time.Can someone explain how the radar would work from due behind the car?Could it of picked up my acceleration from zero up to highway speed and falsely mistaken as a rapid acceleration from highway speed upwards like from a car already traveling at highway speed?I just feel that from acceleration from 0 up to speed has the radar thrown off versues a typical situation where a car is already traveling up to speed.

