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1) Both the observation and the stop took place on the same stretch of 4-lane highway. The officer was parked in the median strip, between the N/B and S/B sets of lanes, while he made his radar observations. All along this stretch there are 4 lanes of traffic divided by a wide (I estimate at least 20 yards) median strip.
2) According to the ticket "N/B US HWY 395 N/of Bootleg". This is in eastern California, somewhere south of Walker, CA.
Are you saying you don't know where this happened beyond what the ticket says? There is a "Bootleg Campground" off the 395 about 10 miles south of Walker, and the 395 is a two-lane highway for most of that area. However, if you believe that it was not a two-lane highway, you're free to challenge the ticket. However...

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I was cited for going 77 MPH. Most of this section of highway is posted at 65, but on this stretch the limit was reduced to 55 (due to possibility of deer or bear
on the hwy, according to the officer).
You were admittedly driving 22 mph over the posted speed limit. What do you think you might accomplish by fighting this?

I suggest you take care of this with traffic school if that is an option.