Speeders - please post known speedtraps here

In Virginia, VA 29 from Warrenton all the way into Danville is brutal - cops out all the time, and they'll ticket you no matter how many/few cars are on the road. Also, why do all the state cops in southern VA look alike?

they are tough

n/t

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Although the do have good info as to police fleets in across the country. (Paint jobs, vehicle types) Makes a road trip easier if you know that Crown Vic up ahead is just an old guy because you are armed with the knowledge that that state uses Impalas.

The problem is it relies on drivers to report speed traps, and people write in every intersection they've ever seen a cop at.

Because they're all related.

This is no joke. The mall is so big, they had to sign over a mutual aid agreement to the city, who can legally pull you over for speeding in the Mall parking lot. The police park at a bank on the outskirts, and just run people all day.

But you really shouldn't be speeding here anyway. It's not a freeway, it's a parking lot. A lot of people get hit by cars here.

QEW/427 Interchange, Toronto.

HWY 59, southwest of Houston and Sugarland. Trap right on the hwy.

Population 1,000. The cops will harass you if you go one mile over the limit. They have nothing better to do.

Park rangers sit in a pulloff back in the woods, just south of Hendersonville Road. It's really not a good idea to go over 45 anywhere on the Parkway, anyway.

on that highway, you know, where you turn off by the mcdonalds. yeah, it's brutal!!

:freak:

It diverts I 95 traffic around Richmond, and also connects to I 64. There are several speed traps along it, but the biggest is at the foot of the Enon bridge, big fucker and only suspension bridge on the stretch, can't miss it. They mostly catch people going south here, but not always. Its at the bottom of the hill right before the grade starts going up for the bridge. State Police almost never sit here in marked cars, usually its a black Camaro SS, but I've also seen a silver Nissan Maxima.

Even still, if going north or south past Richmond Va, I suggest it. The people around here can't drive worth a shit, plus, its 65mph the whole stretch.